Tumbleweed gets LLVM, Sudo, GCC Updates
This week openSUSE Tumbleweed has been on a constant roll as consecutive snapshots arrive with fresh software updates.
MariaDB, GTK and gnome-software were part of a range of updates introduced this week, in addition to the ones highlighted in the headline.
Just two packages updated in snapshot 20231206. The Chinese lunar date library lunar-date has a new major version with the 3.0.1 update; it introduces a localized interface and changes the project option names. The package also updates its license as it has been changed to LGPL-2.1. The update of the rubygem-rubocop 1.58.0 package resolves issues like false negatives for various styles, improves some code quality and ensures more accurate autocorrections for different code patterns. The 1.58.0 rubygem-rubocop version was also updated in the Arm Tumbleweed 20231206 snapshot.
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openSUSE Tumbleweed – Review of the week 2023/48 & 49
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers,
The last two weeks have been filled with Tumbleweed snapshots! A staggering 13 releases (1123…1206, without 1125) found their way over the ether to your computers. Even if you don’t do daily updates, you get all the updates whenever you want.
The following changes were applied to your system in this period:
- Python 3.11.6
- Mozilla Firefox 120.0
- Pipewire 1.0.0
- Perl 5.38.2
- gpgme 1.23.2
- systemd: permissions tightened on DRM render nodes
- LLVM 17.0.6
- MariaDB 11.1.2
- Qt 6.6.1
- GNOME 45.2
- SQLite 3.44.1
- the package cnf-rs was renamed to cnf (matching the command name)
- Sudo/polkit changes introduce configurations for the sudo/wheel group to self auth. Use the two packages sudo-policy-sudo-auth-self and sudo-policy-wheel-auth-self to configure your system