Automatic upgrade - incomplete kde?

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On Saturday 27 June 2009 23:39:13 Kevin Kofler wrote:
> Anne Wilson wrote:
> > As I stated elsewhere, #2 is the reason.  My only gripe, if you can call
> > it that, is that it all happens so automatically that there is no
> > opportunity to pause, make backups and think out consequences such as
> > this.
>
> Uh, how automatically? I didn't even get offered the upgrade on my F9 and
> F10 machines (are you running GNOME or XFCE or something like that on those
> machines? 

No, just F10 updated from kde-fedora, KDE desktop.

> Because I'm not aware of KPackageKit even supporting those
> preupgrade notifications),

Someone else on this (or user?) list has mentioned the same thing in the last 
24 hours.

> and in any case there's the option to decline
> (and run preupgrade by hand later if you really want to upgrade).
>
Sure - but it's all or nothing.  Yes/No/Later would be great.

The truth is that I had intended doing a clean install.  Being offered that 
automatic upgrade seduced me.  I'm not complaining about that, but as it 
stands I do think there is a pressure to do it at that particular moment.

Anne
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