Huston i have a big problem

[Karl Vanwynsberghe]

Op zaterdag 19 september 2009 19:05:15 schreef Goh Lip:
> Karl Vanwynsberghe wrote:
> > Well indead, the system is back but it still feels a bit buggy.
> >
> > Grtz, Karl
> 
> Good to hear that. But Clay's message below confirms what I felt.
> 
> > While there are constant updates, each alpha is sort of meant to be
> > installed fresh to test out new features, etc. While this isn't always
> > necessary, it has been my experience running alphas to do a fresh install
> > if there is something not working or showing up that was supposed  to be
> > there.
> 
> When Karmic is in final release, I plan to reinstall and not do anymore
> Alpha. After all, the developers seem to know about the bug reports I
> filed. It is kind of reassuring, in a way. Also there's too much work
> getting alpha's to work when something goes wrong. Lucky I am in my free
> period. And yes, Intrepid as well as Jaunty (up to 4.2.2) is not up to
> mark and was sort of worked myself into karmic. And kde 4.3 is much
> better in karmic than in jaunty. I still have hardy 3.5.10, and most of
> the usual 'work' is through there. It also helps that my partition setup
> makes it safe if any OS fails. No data lost and reinstallation is easier
> too.
> 
> Good luck and take care.
> Regards,
> Goh Lip
> 

Well an alpha is alpha ins't it.
I somethimes feel the same way... i never will follow an aplha again, but then 
i want to know (and to see) the progress the kubuntu dev's are making 
and...jump into an alpha.
I'm not an expert but having an problem an be able to resolve it with the help 
of people like Goh Lip makes you learn a lot.

grtz, Karl