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anthony baldwin wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Vayu wrote:
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<pre wrap="">anthony baldwin wrote:
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<pre wrap="">All these update issues are starting to scare me...
I switched to Kubuntu in September, from Fedora, which I´d used for
years (well, started with RH7.1)
because yum kept breaking stuff.
I am I going to have the same problem now?
I´m afraid to even click on the little update icon since issues started
earlier this week.
My work depends on this machine, and I am working on a very lucrative
contract.
tony
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<pre wrap="">Why click on it? I disabled it. When everything's working well, why
play with it? Unless it seems like a significant new feature set or an
important security update I don't upgrade.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->I tend to put off system upgrades until the majority of bugs are worked
out (used FC3 for two years,
then went straight to FC5), which is why I am still using Dapper, but
regular updates I tend
to keep up with, for security or whatever such reasons.
But, I have learned, never do any updates while working on a large,
lucrative project.
The project I am currently working on (and losing much sleep for) will
pay my rent for
10 months...in 10 days work....No updates until this one´s done, for sure.
tony
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What kind of project is that?<br>
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