Testing Plasma Next /KDE5

[GH]

Project-neon5 is very usefull for testing and if you are fed up with it 
you can apt-get purge proeject-neon5* without crashing anything I use it 
for a long time (project-neon), it's easy to compile because they give a 
script to do it( neon5-env), everything is in /opt/project-neon5, 
excellent tool to test coming kf5. But remember it can be buggy !
Regards
Henri

Le 22/05/2014 18:03, Clay Weber a écrit :
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> On Thursday, May 22, 2014 04:35:18 PM O. Sinclair wrote:
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> > hello everyone,
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> >
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> > perhaps someone has taken the step already or is aware of possible
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> > consequenses.
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> > I would like give next version of Plasma a spin/try and see if I can
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> > help out by filing bugs and so on.
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> > As I understand I can download an ISO of project Neon and run it in a VM
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> > - but at least from what I have read that might not be optional for
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> > testing graphical components.
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> > Or I can add a ppa and get it installed and run it on my current
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> > installation.
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> > However, I am not understanding if the later means that it will mess
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> > with my current environment or if I "simply" log in to Plasma Next
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> > session and it is "isolated"?
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> >
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> > As my laptop is my work/professional environment I can not risk messing
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> > it up too badly - hence the questions.
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> >
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> > Kind regards
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> > Sinclair
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> Using Neon adds a separate login for KF5, so it is isolated, and in 
> theory you should be safe. Using the live disc, you definitely are safe.
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> -- 
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> Clay Weber (claydoh)
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> http://claydoh.com
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