What's new in gnome-software?
summary
gnome-software switches to a binary cache parser (leap cached parser) that cuts memory use by about 100 MB and speeds lookups, integrates flatpak client-side operations so runtimes and extensions update correctly, adds flatpak permissions UI that blocks updates introducing new permissions, enables background automatic flatpak updates with a split refresh/download workflow and explicit progress bars, and adds a source selection dropdown for choosing RPM vs Flatpak; Fedora 29/30 users should test rawhide and report regressions.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 1:58libxmlb • New appstream parser • Builds a binary cache mmap the cache file for lookup
- 5:00Flatpak permissions • Show permissions for installed applications • Show new permissions for updates • Ask for confirmation when auto-updates are on
- 8:00Show a drop down when an app is available from multiple sources Select between flatpak and rpm packages
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