W dniu 28.09.2021 o 23:44, Jason Craig pisze:

I would like to run the latest update on my Tumbleweed system but there is a whole mess of new python38 packages, cepces and more samba packages that are going to be installed. Did samba expand so that I will truly require this extra Python stack and other packages or is there something optional that is pulling all this in that I can forbid?

thanks, -- Jason Craig

I noticed this as well. From what I could find: 1) Wine now requires samba-winbind (See https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=857302) 2) There are chains of dependencies: a) samba-winbind -> samba-gpupdate -> cepces -> cepces-selinux -> selinux-policy -> policycoreutils b) libvirt-daemon-driver-qemu (which I happen to have installed) -> swtpm c) Now is the tricky part: swtpm requires swtpm-selinux if selinux-policy-targeted is installed. d) swtpm-selinux -> policycoreutils-python-utils -> python3-policycoreutils -> python38-setools -> python38-networkx -> python38-numpy and python38-pandas and python38-scipy -> a ton of python libs. Solution: add lock on selinux-policy-targeted. I don't know what pulled selinux-policy-targeted for me. I removed it and nothing tries to pull it again.