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tdias's avatar
tdias
New member | Level 2
5 years ago

There isn't a Linux repository for Fedora 32

Hello everyone.   An RPM repo for Fedora 32 hasn't been created yet, which leads to errors every time I use my package manager. Is Dropbox aware of this problem?
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sherlock_pipe's avatar
sherlock_pipe
Explorer | Level 4

Another Feodra user here facing the same issue. It is really annoying, in worst case they could at least copy the same Fedora 31 content in `32/` folder, this way the package manager `dn`f would not fail to fetch repo contents every time the system is upgraded. What are the Dropbox admins intentions for supporting Fedora 32? Ubuntu 20.04 users have no problems at this time.

Richard E.7's avatar
Richard E.7
Helpful | Level 6
5 years ago

I concur with "sherlock_pipe". If the 31 release is compatible with 32, a link to or copy of the same package would help out your users.
If it is a matter of testing/verification that compatibility exists, could you give us an estimate of the typical time before the latest version will be available from the repository?

 

Thanks for you consideration.

  • silveraignacio's avatar
    silveraignacio
    New member | Level 2
    5 years ago

    Hello! Same issue here! It is anoying. Package manager is always displaying that error that can be easily fixed!

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