Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, Two seems to become the new magic number of Tumbleweed snapshots we release per week. This week, this was snapshots 1018 and 1022. But some users at least were excited about the changes in those snapshots, which included: GNOME 3.30.1 (our first push of the GNOME 3.30 stack). A massive […]
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Month: October 2018
Review of the weeks 2018/42
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, Again we managed to publish two snapshots during this week: 1012 and 1015; 1011 stayed too long in openQA to be released and 1017 was discarded. While trying to fix a bug, where Mozilla Firefox is only published as x86_64 package in the repo, but not 32bit variant is present, […]
Review of the weeks 2018/41
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, This week, only two snapshots have been published (1004 and 1009); 1008 would have been good too, but it stayed too long in testing and was overtaken by OBS building 1009 a bit faster than openQA could test it. Well, more updates in one snapshot, but nothing lost. The snapshots […]
Review of the weeks 2018/40
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, During week 2018/40, some infrastructure issues (unavailability of download.opensuse.org) hit us again – which meant we were not able to get representative tests for new snapshots out for two days. This, in turn, resulted in ‘only’ 3 snapshots being released this week: 0928, 1001 and fresh off the press: 1002. […]