I've been getting update errors all week with umbrello conflicting with various kde libraries. Usually errors like that go away in a day or two, but since it kept happening, I finally asked "What the heck is umbrello anyway?" and discovered it is a tool for making UML diagrams. I've never had any use for such a tool, so I asked what depends on it. Nothing depends on it. I removed it, and the errors went away. I now wonder why it was on my system at all. Is it packaged with fedora workstation by default for some reason?
On 15 Jan 2023, at 14:17, Tom Horsley horsley1953@gmail.com wrote:
I've been getting update errors all week with umbrello conflicting with various kde libraries. Usually errors like that go away in a day or two, but since it kept happening, I finally asked "What the heck is umbrello anyway?" and discovered it is a tool for making UML diagrams. I've never had any use for such a tool, so I asked what depends on it. Nothing depends on it. I removed it, and the errors went away. I now wonder why it was on my system at all. Is it packaged with fedora workstation by default for some reason?
You can use dnf history command to find the transaction that installed. I recall that you can ask for all transactions that involve a named package. Then you can show all of the transaction that installed it for a clue.
Barry
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