Am 13.12.2015 um 23:59 schrieb Timothy Murphy:
Reindl Harald wrote:I must admit I say (through a script) "sudo dnf -y update" almost every day. Am I really alone on this list? Life is too short to do otherwise, unless one's life revolves around Fedorawell, ask yourself why you have over many years problem threads on several fedora mailing lists where you have not been able to say anything helpful what changed on your system and rely on crystal balls of others :-)Fortunately I can always rely on your help! But seriously, what exactly do you do after reading through a list of say 100 updates (by no means unusual in recent times)? Do you type out the ones you like, or do you exclude the ones you don't like?
* critical things like systemd, kernel, glibc in a VM first * install them in two or three stages * test my main applications after each stage * logout before apply desktop updatesafter years of Fedora you learn which packages affect half of your system, just run "lsof | grep DEL | grep /usr" regulary after updates and you get a picture how packages interact with others
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