> There's no unequivocal answer to such questions. A newer MacFUSE > codebase is likely to have more/better features and fewer old bugs, > but it may or may not have new issues. Your mileage may vary. The most > important thing to realize is that the prerelease codebase can be > quite volatile sometimes--you might see several developer releases > during some days. > spose the questions are; what better features might I want and what bugs might I wish be gone?... If I can't easily answer them, then I prolly don't need to top upgrade to pre-releases... > I don't know, but I don't think so. The goal in MacFUSE is to maintain > backwards compatibility, so ntfs-3g, or any other file system known to > work with MacFUSE for that matter, should just continue to work. If > things do break, people should report it. > Okay if I do upgrade I wont bother with "bleeding edge" ntfs-3g, as I think that would be too tricky anyway. > Simply remove the com.google.macfuse.plist file. The autoinstaller > would then begin seeing the latest non-developer release as the one it > wants to "upgrade" you to. > Would it not be a matter of removing the offending 1.9x installation "before" doing this?
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