Ubuntu..finally an answer

[zer0halo]

Unless there are newer versions of some packages that you *really*
need, I would recommend you stick with Warty rather than upgrading to
Hoary. Hoary is in development which means that some things might
work, others not. Whereas Warty is generally stable and most apps work
fine. Also, some latest package versions will install from the DEBs
just fine in Warty (others won't due to older libraries being packaged
with Warty).


On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 18:23:11 -0500, djyoung <djyoung47 at verizon.net> wrote:

> now - im posting because i see many trying to upgrade to the upcoming
> release of Hoary prior to the stable version and im nervous about what
> im reading....i think ill wait it out instead of trying a few new
> packages and risk breakage -
> opinions?



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