Done.
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Thanks, I think we’ve done all we can reasonably do for this.
We do learn and improve as we go.
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Bump. I want this at top of the list until developers give us to OK to update.
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Grrr. too late… my graphic system is broken, now… I’m waiting for news… I’ll must update via consolle…
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Well this notice is telling us to not update until developers are done with the Qt5 upgrade/rebuild.
Forgive me for taking the liberty to change the title but users don’t seem to be getting the message.
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About a week without updating alarm from dnfdragora applet (the applet says system is up to date), I decided to try command line,
$ dnf --refresh update
It returned a list of 282 packages to udate and 2 packages to install!
After I answered “yes” to the question on “updating correct?”, lots of packages had already been downloaded but the process stopped with errors:
[MIRROR] binutils-2.32-1-omv4000.x86_64.rpm: Interrupted by header callback: Server reports Content-Length: 5602280 but expected size is: 5643240
[FAILED] binutils-2.32-1-omv4000.x86_64.rpm: No more mirrors to try - All mirrors were already tried without success
Is it important? Do I simply try again tomorrow?
No don’t update until developers tell us they are done with the Qt5/KDE and related upgrade and rebuilds.
Tarde demais, infelizmente quebrou aqui
Now all is ok, I’ve updated and works fine!
English forum so please use English. If necessary you can use a translator. I do when I post on Italian or French forums.
As for your system first thing to try is simply to update again and see if that corrects things.
Post-edit: Also I changed title again to reflect current conditions.
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Is it expected that dnfdragora updates will alert for updates?
For Beta the updater was changed to plasma-pk-updates. But regardless of whichever updater is in use either should notify user if there are updates.
Comand
$ dnf --refresh update
reports 658 packages to update, but no updating alert is seen yet …
Why don’t you just update and not worry about it then? If you still have a problem after updating with a fully updated system then file a bug report.
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As per request from our developers if user believes they have a problem with their system file a bug report.
Reporting issues in these forums is OK but is unlikely to get developers attention. Especially in a case where user reports an issue buried in a thread of a different title. How would developers even know? How would anyone find it?
So moderators will keep preaching:
One issue = one thread
If you have a problem that needs to be fixed then file a bug report. A separate bug report for each issue. Yes every time. And please write a good descriptive title for your report.
All users: Please stop reporting specific problems in threads with a title different from your issue. How do you think developers/other users could find your issue? Please start a separate thread for each issue with a good, descriptive title.
Know it, learn it, believe it, use it.
Post-edit: This is also posted here.
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One thing well worth saying. Anyone that updates that many packages with a GUI package manager is asking for trouble. Update from the command line is much less likely to result in problems plus you can see all that is happening. If user is smart they will create a log of such an update also. Like this.
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