On Friday, September 13, 2019 at 4:31:00 AM UTC+2, bad sector wrote:   
   > What does it take for a package to be admitted to the Leap or the TW repo?   
   >   
   > Right now I'm on Leap-15.1 and one of the updates is a Rosegarden-19.06   
   > but it flunks two depency issues. I would have thought that this would   
   > bar it from presence until fixed. By flunking I mean   
   >   
   > "Nothing provides libm.so.6(GLIBC_2.27)"   
   >   
   > and if I install anyway then another shortage also pops up (forget which   
   > exactly)   
   >   
   > So basically there's an unusable upgrade package   
      
   I asked uncle YaST about that (Software Management -> search on RPM   
   "Provides", libm.so.6) and it claimed that glibc 2.26 provides this library,   
   both in the 64-bit version (rosegarden needs this) and the 32-bit version.   
   What I find more than a bit strange here is that the rosegarden version I am   
   being offered is 17.12-lp151.3.66-x86_64 and you are looking at a higher   
   level.  Your rosegarden is also asking for a higher glibc version than mine.   
   I'm running Leap 15.1.   
      
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