On Sat, Oct 03, 2020 at 08:16:58PM -0500, David wrote: > My install of Rawhide went smoothly today. > > https://www.dropbox.com/s/yg08wi8f9abckg1/Photo%20Oct%2003%2C%208%2008%2045%20PM.jpg?dl=0 > > > I see a stable rpm 4.16 replaced the rc-version. Is that a major > milestone ? > Does that mean Rawhide is more stable than it was in previous > months ?
How long is a string? :) "stable" is a bit of a fluid concept. Things could very stable for you, but not for someone else with different hardware or usage patterns. Rawhide has been shipping release candidate versions of rpm for a while now, so the move from that to the final release probibly isn't that much change. > I tinkered with Krita 5.0 pre-alpha as an appimage, after rebooting, > and all seems to work pretty good. > > Ephemeral web-browser is now in the fc34 branch, but you all do > know that it ask for a donation. I only used it for a few minutes and it That does not seem very nice, but I guess nothing in guidelines against it. > seemed to work ok. Icecat too, is in the fc34 branch, and I > installed that too. However, my newbie attempts to learn IceCat > have been an epic-failure. I got as far once as the password > dialogue-box > in Gmail, but could not get that far in YouTube. And trying to click on > one of the popular risque web-sites gave a list of a hundred things that > needed to be clicked on and I gave up. IceCat did partially load > every page I tried. ( But that is for another topic ). I can vouch > that IceCat is not for Linux newbies. I will try to learn IceCat someday. I think it's just trying to not load 'non free' javescript, which can make browsing the modern web a bit difficult. > Thank you all for your advice, tips, and hard work. Thanks for your reports and testing. :) kevin
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