On Thu, 12 Aug 2010 10:49:48 +0200
Christian Mikovits <gaelic@xxxxxxxxxxxx> articulated:
> Sounds like KDE is applying a traditional Microsoft rule:
>
> "Don't install Windows, Office, etc. before the first Service Pack"
Please don't top post!
In any case, I have had far more problems with *nix installations than
I ever had with a Microsoft one. Far to many times I have found that
after installing a new product, other packages were broken because the
new program updated/overwrote or just plain removed a library needed by
a previously installed program, thereby forcing me to recompile the
aforementioned products again to get them in serviceable condition.
I will agree that in most cases, irregardless of the operating system, I
virtually never install the release version of the program or operating
system itself. I have no desire to be a guinea pig.
--
Jerry ✌
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