Fedora Core 3 to Core 4
I just did a Fedora update from Core 3 to Core 4. Never in the past has a Red Hat or Fedora upgrade ever worked for me.
Also, comming soon is the Rerun, AKA zen.org, upgrade. I’ll try to post another warning the day before I do it.
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Odd. I do updates all the time with SuSE and never have a problem.
Comment by Patrick — June 23, 2005 @ 12:32 GMT
“updates all the time” is a part of the problem with Fedora. I haven’t spent enough time looking at SuSE to know about that. Fedora is a sort of the Samsara of GNU/Linux distros, the never ending cycle of loosing support and having to do a major upgrade. But if one is doing SuSE upgrades all the time similar to a Fedora Core 3 to 4 update, I don’t want that distro either.
There is nothing like Debian Stable for a server, major updates are years apart. Back pached security fixes so new holes are rearly introduced. Not good for a deskdop where you want the latest bell and whistles though.
But it took Gentoo to make gcc a screen saver.
Comment by sven — June 23, 2005 @ 14:33 GMT