I am preparing to upgrade a desktop that is currently running Ubuntu Studio 16.04.2. I have hesitated upgrading for so long primarily because of issues with the newer version of GIMP. I think I am ready to bite the bullet so to speak and go for 19.04 when it is released. Rather that just run an upgrade, I want to do a clean install when the time comes. My hesitation has to do with configuration files. The machine is networked in the home and serves at the main hub in my network. Can I just save and move the smb, cups, and fstab config files for a seamless transition? In past upgrades I have had to spend hours tweaking these files to get everything running smooth again. Appreciate any input that can help guide me in this. Jerry Reed
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