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[Ted Parvu <ted@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Thursday 05 November 2009 01:42:11 pm you wrote:
> Aha!  Okay that explains it.
> 
> Yeah, as a general rule we recommend people upgrade either from LTS to
> LTS, or from release N to release N+1, as these are the scenarios we
> focus on testing during development.  Upgrades that skip releases are
> not tested so well (it becomes a combinatorial explosion of options)
> and I can imagine that an issue like this would arise.  I would be
> surprised if this is the only issue found.
> 

Hmm, that is interesting.  I was waiting for the 9.10 release because KDE 4.2 
wasn't there yet.  KDE3 was working pretty well for me and I didn't feel KDE4 
was ready for prime time until 4.3.

Once 9.10 was out the upgrader took me straight to that version with no notice 
or option to go to 9.04

I guess I didn't think about the LTS releases, I was looking at the KDE 
releases...

something to think about....


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