On Wed, 02 Jun 2010 22:10:49 +0100, Bob Trevithick
<bob.trevith...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 4:54 PM, Phillip Whiteside <phi...@phillw.net>
wrote:
Hi Bob,
thanks for getting back, you are still the first one to confirm it
works.
The apt-get dist-upgrade could well be a bit of over-kill, but I'd
rather it
spend a few moments working out all is well in the world than miss it
out
and find out it is needed in certain circumstances :-)
Hi Phill,
My only concern about the dist-upgrade is that, well, somebody might
not *want* to do a distribution upgrade. :-) They might inadvertently
do one because they think this one command is essential. Or maybe I
just misunderstand the command myself?
I'm thinking that someone might be building their system based on
10.04, and 10.10 might be lurking and ready to pounce on them if they
issue this command? Just thinking out loud. ;-)
That won’t happen as you need the '-d' option to go to another version.
The only difference between upgrade and dist-upgrade, is that dist-upgrade
can, and will, delete files if there is a conflict of some sort.
Yes, it's a lovely distro! I never boot anything else now. I'm sure
I'm going to remove Ubuntu Gnome from my system, as it just sits there
now taking up space. I really never go into it for anything.
Lubuntu, with a bit of idiosyncratic massaging on my part, is exactly
what I've been looking for.
Regards,
Bob
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