I really doubt usefulness of those ‘one click installer’ approaches, when 4.6 catastrophically failed one of those (can’t remember if it was chum or storeman) would just not install, so while in theory great, in catastrophe useless as you want to get your system back online and can’t waste time to bug report and wait weeks to get it fixed, search results get polluted by the non-working option (probably openrepos issue) and finding the right rpm to just click/install gets even harder.
Edit: idk maybe for weather it makes sense as you have to issue one command in cli, but for storeman/chum it was always just clicking the right arch rpm, then the maintainers decided to keep rpms in github and only provide failable script for newbies on openrepos, why?
maintainers decided to keep rpms in github
Or maybe this is just for the ‘installers’? Idk, idc, it’s a bit of a mess anyway, finding proper storeman client on storeman and not the installer one is an issue though
Edit2: like seriously, how do you find chum gui if the ‘installer’ fails:
Edit3: here are results for ‘storeman’, the actual rpm nowhere to be seen (I know inapp screenshot is bad but it’s the same on webpage, if installer fails you get a ton of useless crap)
Edit4: oh no, actually the ‘legacy’ is the real one that gets installed by installer if everything works fine? Can’t even tell