Hello all, since yesterday afternoon, there's the current flash-player available for 12.1-12.3 that multimedia:apps doesn't build for (and for which there probably won't be offical updates). Again: - search on software.opensuse.org for flash-player, my packages will be at the bottom, and use 1-Click, I do not know how that works with updates or - go directly to http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/dnh/ choose your oS version, add the repo, adjust it to a low priority (i.e. high number, say 142), and then manually switch _JUST_ flash-player to the 11.2.202.442 version from my repo. That way, you should get multimedia:apps-via-me updates for flash-player, but no other packages from my repo should "contaminate" your system ;) At least as long as you have not changed the default of solver.allowVendorChange = false in /etc/zypp/zypp.conf to "true". You can still change vendor manually, which is the point (see above). Works beautifully. zypp'll just update from _that_ manually chosen repo until a conflict appears or somesuch problem. But not update other packages from e.g. my repo. BTW: if you're on 13.1/.2: you can do the same with the multimedia:apps repo, add it with a low prio, manually switch flash-player over to that repo, and you'll get e.g. .444 when the next bugfix-release is done ;) Alas, not via "patch", but via "update". HTH, -dnh PS: that way, even packman and videolan repos can nicely cooexist. Pick your priorities, switch what needs it manually, and there you go. -- It is traditional, when loading wire trolleys, to put the most fragile items at the bottom. -- Terry Pratchett, Reaper Man -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org