By upgrade I mean update the whole system to move to the next release (e.g. Let me clarify something, in case it sounds confusing: by update I mean update just a few packages without actually moving from one release to another. Here, we are going to both update and then upgrade. Your openSUSE installation must be up to date with the latest updates for the release you are currently running. If that is your case, you should first read this another post and then come back. So if you use openSUSE Leap 42.1 now, for example, you should first upgrade to 42.2, and then to 42.3. It may work, but that is not guaranteeded. Hopping over one or more releases is not supported. It means that if you want to upgrade to 42.3, now you must be using 42.2. You must be using the immediately previous openSUSE release.
It presents a safe upgrade procedure, which should work for most cases, but requires some cautions. That page has changed little since I started using openSUSE. The step by step I present here is based on the openSUSE wiki’s SDB:System upgrade page, whose instructions I followed to upgrade my system.
#Opensuse 42.1 leap download how to#
Continue reading to know how to upgrade your openSUSE Leap installation from 42.2 to 42.3. If you havent’t upgraded openSUSE yet, you are going to realize it is an easy and safe procedure. You can upgrade from the 42.2 to the 42.3 release in the same way as you upgraded from the 42.1 to the 42.2 release, the step by step is very similar.
The latest openSUSE Leap release, 42.3, has been launched on July 26.
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