From: kant@have.it   
      
   On 6/1/19 9:36 AM, Carlos E.R. wrote:   
      
   > But you do not update Leap 15.1 (released) using zypper dup, ever. You   
   > have to use zypper patch or zypper up, depending on your intentions.   
      
   I think there's miscommunication here.  The machine updated itself from   
   15.1beta   
   to 15.1 somewhere along the line (everything says 15.1 and all the beta   
   references are gone).  My process is to run yast, after it's done doing   
   whatever   
   it thinks needs to be done I then run zypper.  zypper tends to mostly update   
   multimedia things (VLC, HandBrake, deadbeef, *player, audacity, codecs, etc.).   
      
      
   > I think that you have to unlock that package. I doubt that the update   
   > would recommend that. A human person, perhaps, for definite reasons.   
      
   Oh it definitely told me to not use that package and lock it.  I started and   
   restarted the install process probably 6 or 8 or more times, the machine was   
   bought without an OS on it so there wasn't any reason to be gentle.  I'd   
   installed 15.0 on it, and discovered the WiFi wouldn't come up.  After that I   
   installed versions of Fedora, Ubuntu, and Debian.  Leap was the only one which   
   warned me about the video.   
      
   Tell you what, I'm going to upgrade the 2 machines running 42.3 and then blow   
   this one away and reinstall the OS (I'd planned on it anyhow).  This will take   
   me a week, or more, since I've got the machine busy right now and it's   
   summertime which means I should be outside playing. I have a few other things   
   to   
   work out, I can't access the other 15.1 machine via ssh since it's upgrade,   
   problems with a Blu-Ray player (new hardware, might be just me), and so on.   
      
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