06-11-2015
Yes, there are quite a few distributions that care more about providing `bleeding edge' software, that the stability a more conservative enterprise grade distro like RedHad provides.
Fedora 22 is an example.
You can find out for yourself. This link has many of the popular Linux distros. Click on the right site distro link and then scroll down the page to the packages provided on each version.
DistroWatch.com: Fedora
Last edited by Aia; 06-11-2015 at 05:42 PM..
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yum-updatesd.conf
yum-updatesd.conf(5) yum-updatesd configuration file yum-updatesd.conf(5)
NAME
yum-updatesd.conf - Configuration file for yum-updatesd(8).
DESCRIPTION
yum-updatesd uses a configuration file at /etc/yum/yum-updatesd.conf.
Additional configuration information is read from the main yum.conf (5) configuration file.
PARAMETERS
There is one section in the yum-updatesd configuration file, main, which defines all of the global configuration options.
[main] OPTIONS
The [main] section must exist for yum-updatesd to do anything. It consists of the following options:
run_interval
Number of seconds to wait between checks for available updates.
updaterefresh
Minimum number of seconds between update information refreshes to avoid hitting the server too often.
emit_via
List of ways to emit update notification. Valid values are `email', `dbus' and `syslog'.
do_update
Boolean option to decide whether or not updates should be automatically applied. Defaults to False.
do_download_deps
Boolean option to decide whether or not updates should be automatically downloaded. Defaults to False.
do_download_deps
Boolean option to automatically download dependencies of packages which need updating as well. Defaults to False.
MAIL OPTIONS
email_to
List of email addresses to send update notification to. Defaults to `root@localhost'.
email_from
Email address for update notifications to be from. Defaults to `yum-updatesd@localhost'.
SYSLOG OPTIONS
syslog_facility
What syslog facility should be used. Defaults to `DAEMON'.
syslog_level
Level of syslog messages. Defaults to `WARN'.
FILES
/etc/yum/yum-updatesd.conf
SEE ALSO
yum-updatesd(8) yum.conf(5)
Jeremy Katz yum-updatesd.conf(5)