Re: Re: getting Debian from Knoppix
Nicholas Vettese <nvettese-2OTvEaLNWj9BKiiiFIbW0gC/[email protected]>
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KDE 3.2 went into unstable, but it conflicted with openoffice.org-i18n files. I had to do a force overwrite of the kdelibs-data file to get it working. So far KDE 3.2 is working fine on my machine along with openoffice.org. Nick David Baron wrote: >dist-upgrade problems involvind KDE, etc., have been solved for a while >already. I was simply reporting horror-stories from other list postings. > >It is still best to try "apt-get -s dist-upgrade" and take a look at what will >happen first. If nothing seems messed up, then go ahead without the "-s". > >Installing a kernel-image is not at all difficult (I had problems with 4.24 >but that package was in fact broken). Look at my and other postings >concerning this. > >On Thursday 19 February 2004 01:58, snookertb wrote: > > >>>P.S. Warning: DO NOT do dist-upgrades now and be careful about any >>>upgrades touching KDE. KDE-sarge is messed up and you may end up missing >>>most of it. Read all of the items on the upgrade list before proceeding. >>> >>> >>I am just experimenting and did 'apt-get dist-upgrade' and there appears >>to be no ill effects. The system still works well. I didn't pay close >>attention to what got upgraded, I just wanted to see what would happen. >>About 20 packages got upgraded. >> >>I am going to try a kernel upgrade next and see what happens. >> >>If it blows up, I'll just reload. >> >> >_______________________________________________ >debian-knoppix mailing list >[email protected] >http://mailman.linuxtag.org/mailman/listinfo/debian-knoppix > > > >