Didn't some people have problems doing this since config files that needed updated weren't? I think it was with kde or something. Or are you just trying to get more people frustrated with kde, Joe? :)
eric On Fri June 13 2003 06:07 am, JoeHill wrote: > On Fri, 13 Jun 2003 21:26:14 +1000 > Jon Vahlberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>(by way of Jon Vahlberg > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) uttered: > > At this stage I am quite happy with Mandrake v9.0. However at some > > stage I will go to Mandrake v9.1. Usually when I do I save the files I > > want and then do a re-install (rather than upgrade). SInce I have just > > started to use Kmail what's the best way of migrating the folders > > across (when I do make the move)? > > The easiest thing is to just do the new install, but make sure it does > not format your existing /home partition. Then, when the new system > comes up, yer all set. I believe there is an option during the install > to do "custom" disk partitioning, this is what you would want to choose. > > However, it is still a good idea to back up your home dir, say to a CD, > just in case.
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