>>>>> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>>> Drew Parsons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The bit I don't understand is why X worked on 4.0.1-1 but started failing >> later only when -4 came out (or was it -3 ? ). Isn't it all the same >> version of X, 4.0.1 ? No, 4.0.1-1 based on XFree86 4.0.1d, 4.0.1-3 or later (perhaps since 4.0.1-7) based on XFree86 4.0.1e. Please read changes.Debian.gz detal. >> I'm currently on 4.0.1-5. Are these problems the sort of thing that the >> latest revision ( -7 ? ) will fix? What's the most reliable way of checking >> whether a new release is about to come out? They've been coming out every >> two days lately, and with a modem connection, I'd like to wait till the >> thing's more or less "steady" if possible, rather than download 20 odd megs >> every other day. Is a new release already on it's way, or is it "safe" to >> download release 7? I'm starting to despair the download already... >> I'll appreciate any new advice, or even just a warm hug. Branden Robinson said in other mail on this list: >> Unfortunately I'm also moving up to 4.0.1f in -8, so you may have to update >> the MANIFEST on m68k again. debian/README has more info. And I checked CHANGELOG of upstream, some fixes comes out since 4.0.1f (after 4.0.1e). So would better wait to upload 4.0.1-8, I think. -- ISHIKAWA Mutsumi. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
