https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=432665
--- Comment #2 from Piotr Mierzwinski <piotr.mierzwin...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen from comment #1) > This is basically what Discover is for - updating your entire system to the > freshest bits everywhere :) I think you have too optimistic approach. It would be good a solution if Discover would be mature software, but isn't and because of this doesn't work well enough, yet. Why I think like that? Recently I discovered bug which was related with updating "stuff" (Bug 428423 and Bug 430812 ). Second one has been raised by developers and probably fixed. I cannot confirm. I didn't test this yet, because didn't happen my issued "stuff" (checked today). I'm not sure if you aware of this, so shortly - there was a problem if any package had couple sub-packages (often package of icons has sub-package with icons in different colour), and then Discover frozen progress. I looked like nothing wasn't updated, but in background was doing its job. Of course affected stuff didn't update. In Arch distribution I prefer different application - pamac, which is real package manager and here of course I can update my system. I don't want to install another application to be able to update my "stuff". IMO such option should be available in KNewStuff. Here I would like fully manage my "stuff" and not in different application. > That said, having the ability to update all the updateable things for a > specific knsrc file would probably be nice to have. It's not going to be a > very high priority, i'm afraid, but certainly it'd be useful functionality. > Resetting priorities and whatnot, and marking as confirmed :) Thank you for changing status this report. I wonder why if Discover is able to do it (update all) and KNewStuff doesn't. Anyway would be nice to have such possibility in place and not only in another application. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
