I have been using Tumbleweed on a couple of machines, and it is working great. I like having a machine that is rather current. I am wondering about the best strategy to keep Tumbleweed up-to-date. When we get the automated e-mail that there is a new snapshot, a new ISO is also created. Obviously, a fresh install will have the packages as described in the e-mail. All packages in the ISO pass QA. This is fine for a new Tumbleweed install. On an existing Tumbleweed, if I do a zypper dup, isn't it the case that I would get the packages described in the latest e-mail about a snapshot - as well as any packages that have been updated and are perhaps destined for the next snapshot. That is, a zypper dup is not limited to the packages in the last Tumbleweed snapshot that have passed QA. These Tumbleweed packages that have been published in OBS may not pass an eventual Tumbleweed snapshot QA to be in the snapshot, right? So I could possibly install a Tumbleweed package that is in OBS that will fail Tumbleweed QA? It won't be in the snapshot, but it may be in OBS. If this is the case, what would be the best way to keep Tumbleweed up-to-date without the risk of installing these OBS packages with an unknown QA status? Am I making sense? -- Roger Oberholtzer -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org