At Joey Hess's request (on deb-user), I am posting my potato experiences here.
I installed potato on my home machine not too long after it went frozen, via apt/ftp, by editing sources.list to point to potato. My only problem was associated with the reorganization of the non-us archive. I figured it out myself, but new upgraders can save themselves that trouble by Reading The Fine Release Notes. I also upgraded my work machine not too long after, using the same approach, only with a much faster connection. The only problem with this upgrade was that samba quit working. This problem was fixed by installing newer (official potato) packages as they came available. Potato is great. Judging from its performance on two machines that I use daily, it is ready for prime time. Many thanks to all the Debian developers who put in all the hours to bring it to this point. Mike Taylor -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
