Le 04/11/2015 09:08, KatolaZ a écrit :
Thank you very much. Very nice guide, but please: do not urge people
to reboot, ever. There is simply no need at all to reboot, and in the
ovewhelming majority of use cases it is not necessary at all to use
the latest kernel available, unless using "the kernel shipped with
Devuan" is the only way for you to get a crappy device finally
work. But if your crappy devices are already working, just avoid
rebooting, unless you need to power the system down for some other
reason.
Rebooting several times during an upgrade is the Windows fashion,
and it's satisfactory that you don't need it when upgrading a Linux system.
But it happened to me some times in the past that my Debian box
didn't restart properly after even a simple apt-get upgrade, not to talk
of a dist-upgrade. Therefore I can understand that one is eager to
immediately check that it works.
If you think a translation of the guide into french maybe usefull,
I would happily do it. I think, though, that, at this level of geekery,
people have enough understanding of "computer-english".
Didier
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