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> I'm with Roy on this one. My experience with Fedora (7 & 8) was that
> the frequent kernel updates (every two-three months) routinely broke
> necessary, manually applied module tweaks, and that all too often,
> their fixes/patches tended to break something else, which then needed
> to be fixed in turn. And then, by the time they get everything worked
> out, a year has gone by, they push out a new full-version release,
> which starts the whole patch-break-patch process over. More hassle
> than it's worth.
I'd have to agree with this too. I prefer to hang back a bit and use a
Fedora release that is one or two editions old, as many of the issues of
new releases are thereby avoided. The kernel problem can be avoided by
not letting the update manager update the kernel.
Clay.
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