Re: apt-get update & upgrade
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Kent West wrote:
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> In short, there's too much that can go wrong if you don't pay attention,
> so I personally would not go the route of automation. Others may disagree.
I was wondering if there would be any issues like that. Can you
elaborate a little on the kinds of things that might go wrong? I must
admit that when I do run apt-get update/upgrade, I don't always look
over things thoroughly.
The machine, by the way, is mostly for experimental use, so I can learn
about the GNU/Linux world (having spent most of my computer days on...
that other OS).
> Every couple of years we tinker with using encryption on our email at
> the university campus where I work; we'd love to get everyone using
> encryption. But it's just too complex for the average PhD.
LOL
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