It should be safe to update now. However, a reinstallation from todays
daily build would be cleaner.
If update-manager suggests partial update, don't perform it; instead,
close update-manager and run sudo apt-get dist-upgrade in terminal.
Happy testing,
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Sergey Shnatsel Davidoff
OS architect
Hey everyone,
Our Granite version transition didn't work as planned. If you have
updated your system during the last few hours (more specifically, if
you have libgranite0 version 0.2-0~r440+pkg36... installed), all
Granite-dependent apps will break as soon as you restart them. Run the
following
You might also need to remove libgranite1 package prior to running
those commands, if you have it installed. So the recipe that's
guaranteed to work is:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:midori/midori-dev
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get remove libgranite1
sudo apt-get install
Due to unexpected quirks with the .so-name transition, I've disabled
publishing new packages to Daily PPA. This will give archive
maintainers to test and debug granite and rebuild everything against
the new .so name / ABI version.
Publishing will be re-enabled as soon as we fix this thing.
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2012/11/10 Devid Antonio Filoni devid...@gmail.com:
Please don't upgrade your system until the end of transition as last
published granite release will break your OS as reported above.
Updating should be safe unless you have granite-demo, dexter-contacts
or libgranite-dev installed. Most devs
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