Bruno Wolff III wrote:
> Probably the easiest way to do this to save your data and do a fresh install.
> Since things seem to be working for you, I'd suggest holding off until
> you find an actual problem before trying to revert. It's late enough in the
> F12 cycle that there probably won't be a lot of new breakage and if things
> are working for you now, they will probably continue to do so through the
> release.
If you keep regularly updating, you’ll probably find that you end up
running Fedora 12 anyway. Normally, one of the updates towards the end
of Fedora development replaces the rawhide yum repos with the ones that
will become the stable release.
So keep an eye on when yum updates fedora-release!
Hope this helps,
James.
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