Re: Launching k3b takes 20 minutes.

On Sunday 13 July 2008 10:44:47 Donald Grbac wrote:
>  Thanks for the reply.
>
>  No, as far as I know I am not using the "testing repository".  Synoptic
> lists several repositories.  At first I assumed they were all mirrors of
> each other.  Then I discovered the one I first chose had little in it, and
> the others had much more.  So, I activated several for the search option.
>
>  I didn't ask this question to the PCLinuxOS group, but should I just be
> using one repository?  And if so, which one?  A user wants access to all
> possible applications - of course.
>

We're getting off-topic but, yes, one repo should do it (and that's what's 
recommended by Texstar and the rest of the developers.)  If you want to live 
on the bleeding edge, you can manually add the testing repository into the 
list.  I wouldn't recommend it for a system that you want to keep running 
without hiccups, though.


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