From: Joel D. <jr...@pr...> - 2011-07-22 15:23:43
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I wish I'd seen this last night, as I just kicked off an upgrade from FC12 to FC14 using preupgrade. I guess I'll find out tonight if my desktop system is dead or alive. Even if it goes smoothly until I see a valid rationale (like in another 2 years or so when the hard drive fails, I'm hesitant to upgrade my mh system (which is running FC12), as it's been running smoothly for a while. I know distribution choice is very much a personal preference - I've been using redhat/fedora for more than 10 years and have gotten comfortable with it. I tried ubuntu a couple of years ago when I got tired of sound not working in fedora but gave up when I couldn't find stuff. I'll update the list on the success/failure of preupgrade when I've had fc14 running for a couple of days. Joel On Fri, 22 Jul 2011, it would appear that Ron Blout wrote: > > > Matthew Campbell wrote: >> Running MH on F15 upgraded from F14. Going to do a fresh install of >> F15 this weekend. > > You say you are doing a fresh install of FC 15 this weekend. Is this > because the upgrade from 14 to 15 was unsatisfactory? Did you/have you > used the "preupgrade" rpm in Fedora to do your upgrades. The reason I > ask is that I am considering upgrading to FC 15 and would like to know > if you used the "preupgrade" rpm and whether is was successful or not. > > Ron >> >> Matt >> >> On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 4:28 PM, Neil Cherry<nc...@li...> wrote: >>> On 07/21/2011 11:47 AM, Garry Doucette wrote: >>>> Funny. >>>> >>>> I just upgraded my server from 6.06 LTS to 10.4 LTS over the past couple days. The >>>> upgrade went quite well which is another reason I like Ubuntu. >>>> >>>> Very good support and documentation as well. >>> >>> I'm going to be putting together a new box. I've given up on RH, Fedora, Ubuntu >>> and a bunch of others. Right now I plan on using Debian. I plan on building my >>> own custom distribution for my small boards. We'll see how well that goes >>> (probably in the fall or winter). One thing I won't have in a mono dependency! >>> I'm tired of mono being tied to thing that have no business using mono. >>> |