Takuya Wakazono

It seems that vc4 and v3d are disabled in mesa. Could this be the cause? I don't have the hardware to test though. https://git.almalinux.org/rpms/mesa/src/branch/c9/SPECS/mesa.spec#L26-L27

@pmatilai The main rpmdb itself does not get written as you say, but its WAL related files _rpmdb.sqlite-{shm,wal}_ do. I found this issue when trying to build dnf5 with Gentoo,...

I think the cause of this issue is the outdated bootstrap-icons. https://github.com/AlmaLinux/almalinux.org/blob/1376f835e51418890a806e27ae69ff23a014e8f2/layouts/partials/common/head.html#L33 ```diff - + ``` Updating to 1.11.3 should fix it.

Is this intended only for docker users? In my podman environment, it didn't work without adding `--userns=keep-id` to runArgs, which isn't available in docker so we can't simply add it...

https://github.com/litl/backoff has just been archived, and my attempt to reach the [fork](https://github.com/python-backoff/backoff) maintainer hasn't been successful so far.

Maybe they're related but it doesn't seem like the same issue to me.

Qt5 support on Gentoo is deprecated and will eventually be removed. I don't think adding a new package that only supports Qt5 is a good idea. https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/blob/e7e4cb3a6b72c4a918d8ab2bb04983d9ead406ca/profiles/package.deprecated#L20-L58

~One issue with mass-removing manual update dates is that it'll overwrite the whole history. I don't really mind though.~ Ah, Alex already said the same thing.

RHEL and RHEL compatible distros don't usually bump the upstream release, but instead backport security fixes. See: https://access.redhat.com/security/updates/backporting/ So if your concern is about OpenSSL vulnerabilities, you should be fine.