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What am I doing wrong (OpenSuse)?
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Open Yast and mark those packages as taboo. That way they'll never reinstalled again after an update. Use zypper dup for updating tumbleweed. The zypper up its for updating openSUSE leap.
Thank for the dup vs up tip. I found it odd having to do both.
Took me a bit to see these patterns/packages (mainly because I've never used Yast). I can see these patterns and the software that they install, is it better to use Yast to remove the packages and the patterns and mark them as "Don't install that sh.t again" or through cli?
Should not matter, whether you use zypper (CLI) or YaST. They use the same backend code (ZYpp).
Yast2 Gui GTK just makes it easier because you can click on the games pattern to toggle delete, update, lock, etc