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tumbleweed-cli reviews and mentions
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OpenSuse:TumbleWeed Update Broken?
There is a third controversial option: tumbleweed-cli which is helping to move from snapshot to snapshot. To be honest I'm not aware of the status.
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Can I install the last week image?
Would this work? https://github.com/boombatower/tumbleweed-cli
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From Fedora to Tumbleweed: looking for guidance
There is also https://github.com/boombatower/tumbleweed-cli which i like very much when using tumbleweed
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Is there any love for Gnome on Leap?
If the persistent updates or update notifications are the only problem for a switch to TW, then there's always the installable package 'tumbleweed-cli' (you can find it in the repos) more infos. https://github.com/boombatower/tumbleweed-cli With this you can set a specific opensuse snapshot. This should only be used for updates, not for rollbacks, that's what snapper is for. As far as I know monthly updating is recommended (at least).
- Question on Tumbleweed updates, and checking before updating
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The resilience of Tumbleweed (or why you can trust it as much as Leap/Debian) -- 227 days between updates
A certain number of older snapshots is kept on the mirrors and can be chosen with tumbleweed-cli.
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(Help) Not exactly sure what has happened to my install but I've somehow broke it.
Jesus. It's not that zypper isn't a good tool, it's that tumbleweed-cli uses the snapshot versions, and is actually designed for this exact use case. See this thread and the comment by u/bommbatower for more information.
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Opensuse Tumbleweed - Need clarifications before deciding to switch
I use tumbleweed-cli to upgrade from a solid snapshot to the next one, typically once every two weeks or so. This allows rolling as quickly or slowly as is desired, provided the snapshots are still available here: http://download.opensuse.org/history/
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I am just discovering OpenSUSE and I have some questions !
I'd suggest you to install tumbleweed-cli (zypper in tumbleweed-cli) to target a specific snapshot, so you're not going to upgrade your system all the time, but only when a new snapshot is released (and when you want to switch to it, at your discretion).
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Tumbleweed cli vs zypper dup vs KDE discover
I do believe you're right! My mistake. That's good to know. It looks like it's just the scoring system that's done by a third party - unless I'm wrong again :) Please let me know if I am. I'm still hesitant to use it with respect to the scoring system as an ordinary user. I was under the misconception that the github repo at https://github.com/boombatower/tumbleweed-cli would have been under the official opensuse github repo.
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boombatower/tumbleweed-cli is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of tumbleweed-cli is Shell.
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