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, we ‘shot over the ; andt, and ended up with only the 32bit version. As we did not want to change architecture for all users just as a side effect of an error, that snapshot was discarded.
So, the two snapshots that DID get published brought you those changes:
- GStreamer 1.14.4
- Mozilla Thunderbird 60.2.1
- KDE Applications 18.08.2
- Linux kernel 4.18.13
- gpgme 1.12.0
- go 1.11.1
And Stagings are busily molding these updates into usable updates:
- GNOME 3.30 (likely to ship next week, but with GDM 3.28.x as we faced issues with autologin with the 3.30 branch)
- KDE Frameworks 5.51.0
- glibc 2.28, Python 3.7, openssl 1.1.1: the three all interdepend on each other and cause a bunch of new failures – See Staging:C
- LLVM 7
- Even more recent Linux kernels
- Mesa 18.2.x (VLC crashes need to be investigated)