If you’re wondering why you haven’t received any snapshots lately for your openSUSE Tumbleweed rolling operating system, you should know that the openSUSE Linux devs had a hard time last week fixing various things and integrate the DNF package manager.
openSUSE Project’s Dominique Leuenberger recently informed the Tumbleweed community that the main reason behind the single snapshot released last week for the GNU/Linux distribution was that the DNF integration created metadata in the repository that was only valid for Tumbleweed systems, not Leap.
“With the introduction of the package DNF, that uses some of the new RPM boolean dependency operators (new since RPM 4.13), we ended up having metadata in the repository that is well understood by Tumbleweed systems, but not by any system one might want to upgrade to Tu… (read more)
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