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I am not able to install balena-etcher in OpenSuse Tembleweed via terminal or via yast #4029
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Hey guys I was able to install balena-etcher via official balena-etcher repository on openSuse Tumbleweed with this tip below: So you need following command to add the repo:
Then:
However, the installed version is 1.14.3 while the latest version is 1.18.5. balena-etcher-1.14.3 is from January 2023. Version 1.18.4 was released just 2 weeks ago on github. All intermediate versions are pre-releases only. Since developers use an external cloud service to host their build repository, it takes some time for the repository to be updated, correct? |
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Related indeed. Here's what i posted there for reference: Hello, We're moving out of Cloudsmith as continuing to host the package there would be too costly for us. We're very thankful for the service and help CloudSmith provided, and would recommend their product for smaller open source app and private packages anytime! At the moment we don't have the bandwidth (pun intended) to set up an alternative repository but might be moving to self hosted (probably CloudFlare R2 + workers) in the upcoming weeks. So sorry for the inconvenience and thanks you for your patience. Note that you can always get a .deb and .rpm package in the release section of the github repository. |
Hey there, I created an OBS repo that pulls the official RPM and creates a new package with it. Kind of dirty, but the easiest way. This way, dependencies should be recognized as well. The link to the repo: Add it via zypper: I'll try to keep it up to date, it's still on 1.18.11 due to a bug I noticed |
Hey guys
I am not able to install balena-etcher in OpenSuse Tembleweed via terminal or via yast.
The error message appears that the header of the application is not signed, see image below.
The problem occurs in any version of balena-etcher
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