On Wed, 2007-10-31 at 00:48 -0500, David C. Rankin wrote: > I'll agree with Rajko. 10.2 was God awful slow. 10.3 is relatively fast > compared to 10.2.
I don't know, I'm an openSUSE user since 10.3. But I can tell that Zypper is much faster than Yum which I've been using on Fedora. > If it get way to slow, then you can delete your local index files and Local index files are in /var/cache/zypper.db? > let zypper rebuild them. This has been mentioned in several threads. The > question is how slow is slow in your case 30-90 seconds? Crap, here's what Yast says: "Accessing the Package Management Failed, Another process is accessing the package database", but Zypper works just fine, and it finds a file in 35 seconds, which is quite fast. I don't know how did I manage to lock Yast's Package Manament. > Or is it start > software management, go get a cup of coffee, and just check back to see > if it is done yet slow? If the latter, then you might consider wiping > your indexes and letting them be rebuilt. I think it's a bit faster when I removed zypper.db and ran zypper refresh. -- Igor Jagec
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