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Old versions are cached on your system for a few days, and most distros do keep a few old versions around just in case.
by dralley 3y ago
Old versions are cached on your system for a few days, and most distros do keep a few old versions around just in case.
- BossingAround 3y agoI use Fedora as my daily driver for work and DNF rollback might as well not exist. It's atrocious. Even when turning on the local repo cache function (which keeps RPM packages on your system for some time in case you want to roll back), I have never been able to successfully roll back an upgrade that contained more than ~10-20 packages. I love Fedora, but DNF has atrocious UX.