I upgraded my system overnight to #Fedora41. I seemed to be running low in the #RootPartiition and so I moved the directory in /var/lib/dnf, where all the downloaded new #rpm files are temporarily kept, to another partition and created a symbolic link to it from there to that location. After that, everything went smoothly. I do like the new dnf output, it's more informative than before.
That reminds me--BBC Proms is well worth a listen. They've had this theme and in another year they did Doctor Who.
♲ 50+ Music - 2024-06-25 20:43:59 GMT
"Star Wars (Main Title)" is a #musicalTheme composed and conducted by #JohnWilliams. The 1977 #LondonSymphonyOrchestra recording peaked at number ten on Billboard Hot 100 and number thirteen in Canada #RPM Top Singles. #Meco's disco version of "#StarWarsThemeCantinaBand" was a global hit in the same year.
https://youtu.be/ZSthLmvh6Fk
#Stellarium wasn't working since I upgraded to #Fedora 37 owing to missing #libraries. I just installed the requisite #Qt6 files and it works again. It seems that the dependencies in the #rpm file are incomplete.
Huch!
Bislang setze ich unter #Fedora #Element als Desktop-Variante ein und nutze dafür das #RPM Build von #taw00. Vielen Dank auf diesem Wege für die großartige Arbeit hier!
Heute morgen habe ich mir mal die Zeit genommen, den Fehlermeldungen beim Update nachzugehen, die seit Fedora 36 auftreten.
Hhmpff! Scheinbar hat Todd schon vor einem halben Jahr hingeschmissen und ich stehe ohne Updates da.
Was nun? Muss ich wirklich das fiese #Flatpak nutzen?!?
Was ich nicht brauche:
*Vorschläge für alternative Clients oder andere Distro
*selber Bauen
*anderes Protokoll
*Diskussionen über die Vorzüge von Flatpak
Parlons de DNF, le remplaçant de YUM
Fedora est la distribution de laquelle partent les innovations du monde Linux : systemd, firewalld, cockpit, dnf, etc.
Introducing #RPM Spec Wizard • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/161426 #GNU #Linux #TuxMachines
Source: https://www.zdnet.com/article/major-linux-rpm-problem-uncovered/
Why? Because RPM had never properly checked revoked certificate key handling. Specifically, as Linux and lead RPM developer Panu Matilainen explained: "Revocation is one of the many unimplemented things in rpm's #OpenPGP support. In other words, you're not seeing a bug as such; it's just not implemented at all, much like expiration is not."
This is a bad #security #vulnerability but with open source you have the chance to find it and better late than never. You can't say this often enough: "Open source can increase your security but someone with experience has to do a #codereview. If no one checked the code then everything is possible :(
#update #installation #software #opensource #floss #foss #centos #bug #certificate #patch #antipov #suse #redhat #enterprise #signature #fail
