Godzilla wrote:
> I went into YAST, and the only opensuse-updater-kde listed was for
> KDE4, so I "assumed" that it did not apply to KDE 3.5.9, which I am
> using. After trying KDE 4.1, I became so frustrated that I deleted
> everything that said KDE4 en mass. However, I went back into YAST and
> installed it anyway, and after re-booting the updater symbol came up
> as before. I even had a few updates waiting for me.

Why do you use that tool for updating, instead of doing it
automagically? I have been doing it via cron for as long as I can
remember and perhaps even longer and I would like to know if I am doing
something wrong.

Once in a blue moon I do a manual update to check if there are any
kernel updates, although I think I am going to include that check in the
shutdown and reboot scripts.

I can asume that somebody who shuts down his PC every day, could do a
bit of the same. During startup (at the end) an update, except for
things that needs extra input, like a kernel update and at shutdown the
update for ecerything, so that you have the new kernel the next day.

houghi
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