Hi,
You are right that it will work.
But it's not something I prefer.
For several reasons.
1) Tumbleweed is never-ending, all other openSUSE distro version are, so
the repo has to be updated al the time.
2) If Thumbleweed changes significantly it might be that openSUSE*
packages won't work correctly on Thumbleweed any more.
Both 1 and 2 can cause problems for less experienced users.
I also don't understand why Tumbleweed isn't packaged separately. It
only needs a bit of extra system power and a bit of storage.
If owncloud.org don't prefer to package owncloud Thumbleweed themselves
they can also auto mirror the build files to build.opensuse.org so it'll
build there.
On 2016-03-13 19:20, Chris wrote:
Hi,
If you use Fedora, the CENTOS 7 packages will most likely work (the
owncloud-files one at least). openSUSE users similarly can rely on
LEAP
packages for Tumbleweed and Ubuntu users can use 15.10 ones.
from https://owncloud.org/blog/time-to-upgrade-to-owncloud-9-0/
So just use the "owncloud-files" package from openSUSE 13.2/Leap
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