Re: Should I try Etch?

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Subject: Re: Should I try Etch?
From: Mitja Podreka <mojdebian@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 07 Oct 2005 18:33:09 +0200
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Redefined Horizons wrote:

[1] What problems am I likely to encounter running Etch? Is it reallysomething I should stay away from as a new user? (The box I want toinstall on is for experimentation, and isn't mission critical.)

I've done the Sarge->Etch upgrade few days ago and I'm experiencing someapplication crashes every now and then. Nothing serious, just forexample Firefox just disappears and I have to reload it again. If thisdoesn't bother you then I guess you can upgrade

[2] Are there other advantages I'll get from running Etch, other thanGnome 2.12? Is Etch running OpenOffice 2.0?

You may get in trouble and the experience and knowledge you will need tofix the problem might be a benefit.


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