Martin Schlander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I assume the point of releasing the updates for testing was to get feedback -
> so here goes..
Yes, exactly.
> I haven't done heavy testing - but I've had Zen updater running for a few
> days
> - added some repos with rug, zen and YaST etc.
>
> I must say that I don't feel much of a difference. Performance wise it still
> takes a lot of time to "parse metadata" and "update-status" on my amd64 3000+
Performance was not addressed in those. They fixe a couple of bugs.
> with inst-source, non-oss, kde-update, guru, packman. And it often ends up
> using about 150-250 megs of swap - I have 1 gig of ram, and normally don't
> swap at all. But I guess no promises were made in this department.
>
> I was under the impression that the "unsigned repo warning"-issue would be
> fixed by these updates - but I still get those.
There's still one bugreport open.
> But I definitely haven't noticed any new bugs or worsening in any area - so
good.
> for all I can say the updates are ready to go. I Think some people will be
> dissapointed though - when they see the updates they're probably going to
> think all the issues will be fixed.
;-)
> Btw., to finish up on a positive note, I had a look at the changelog for the
> packages, using the new changelog-feature in YaST - I really love how YaST SW
> gives me huge amounts of information and control. Also gives insight to the
> huge amount of work that's being done on the packagemanagement stuff.
Cheers,
Andreas
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