I don't think Karmic is that much bugs as everyone says... :( I've
upgraded from Jaunty without a problem. If one feels a release much
unstable, then use an LTS and make LTS-to-LTS upgrades. 8.04 was the
last and 10.04 upcoming...And LTS releases are predictable
http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1916
I could install jaunty(9.04) on virtual box without any errors.First
time itself. Installation was smooth.However the CD from canonical had
errors, it will stop around 38% of the installation process.
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"Freedom is the only law".
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I 'll keep my finger crossed till the next version excepted to be LTS,is
released...But i hv nt try karmicbut i want a rolling upgrade ...it is
unique in Arch Linux..Archlinux uses a *rolling release* system. This means
that we do *not* have any particular stable release, ever. Instead, it mean
Ubuntu always gives me pain.. I am fully satisfied with Mandriva.. its
rocks!!!
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Roshan P Koshy wrote:
> I 'll keep my finger crossed till the next version excepted to be LTS,is
> released...But i hv nt try karmicbut i want a rolling upgrade ...it is
> unique
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Roshan P Koshy wrote:
> ..but i want a rolling upgrade ...it is unique in Arch Linux..Archlinux
> uses a *rolling release* system. This means that we do *not* have any
> particular stable release, ever. Instead, it means that we continuously
> update packages, and
