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Alberto Passalacqua schreef:
> Il giorno ven, 20/04/2007 alle 14.42 +0200, Henne Vogelsang ha scritto:
> 
>> The user specifically requested newer unsupported packages by adding
> the
>> 3rd party repo. Why would the package manager hold back those packages
>> and install them only on request?
> 
> In general, users add packman and other repositories to enable features
> not available in the default packages provided by SUSE. This doesn't
> mean that all more recent packages from packman have to be installed to
> replace the default ones. The decision should be left to the user and
> not by the package manager, because upgrading all default packages with
> 3rd party ones automatically might bring to a messed up system.

Here i agree, it happened to me on 100, which became useless,(had to
reinstall, choose 101),on 101, which became instable, but still worked,
and also on 102. the retailversion, which took about 3 hours to upgrade
a few pkgs, and all kind of mysterious happenings flew over the screen
and got me realy worried,(it costs a day to get everything back to
normal after wrekking an OS..) and when it was done, I thought: this is
the last time like this!, but after finishing, the system was and still
is stable as a house....( but i still do not know what realy happened
there...a feeling i personaly don't like at all..)

I am carefull now with other pkgs except the ones I realy need: Samba,(a
story on its own..) libxine, w32codec-all..

Only factory upgrades? No problem at all...
> 
> Regards,
> Alberto
> 
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