25 Sep
2021
25 Sep
'21
05:52
On 24.09.2021 20:47, George from the tribe wrote:
Can someone tell me if this is a bad idea and why -
Yes, it is bad idea. You should never use "zypper up" with Tumbleweed to start with. Zypper today even warns you when you are trying to do it.
I want to do regular updates, like security updates to google chrome and things like that, for all my programs and apps that are managed by non-openSUSE repositories.
Then do regular zypper dup updates for the whole system only like once a month. That way I minimize my chances of something breaking right before a critical business trip or something like that, but still keep my security up to date.
Any thoughts?