Is there any way to configure apt to install sid pure64 but in such a way that when sarge will become sufficiently tested and sufficiently stable and friendly, I can downgrade to it?
Is downgrading in general a doable thing? I have heard it's supposed to be so unpractical it's not worth it. Isn't there any way to do it though? Cos running sid can be a little annoying what with constant upgrading problems with buggy packages, and having to hold them, etc. As a side note, I am asking because I had just realized I had forgotten that my firewall (on my amd64 sid) was not running for a couple of hours and when I came to, I found all my base files missing. I can't even do ls, or top or ps or cat or nano or emacs anymore. It says the files don't exist. I can cd though! Yay! On the bright side, he seems to have left my home directory thankfully untouched. So he just wanted to teach me a "lesson"... the sonufa... So I think this is a reinstall job. Right? Alex. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
