Safe to install RC?
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Safe to install RC?
I was just wondering if it was safe to install the KDE RC alongside Windows 7.
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Re: Safe to install RC?
Yea, it's safe. But, sometimes when using RC versions of OSes, random things can get errors or strange behavior can happen since it isn't fully tested for errors yet.
When the final version comes out, all you have to do is install level 1 and 2 updates from MintUpdate.
Easier way is to do this:
When the final version comes out, all you have to do is install level 1 and 2 updates from MintUpdate.
Easier way is to do this:
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Re: Safe to install RC?
@sagirfahmid3
please be careful telling people to use this command, it will upgrade everything, including levels 4 and 5 !
please be careful telling people to use this command, it will upgrade everything, including levels 4 and 5 !
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sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Re: Safe to install RC?
In MintUpdate only those packages up to level 3 are shown and chosen by default. If he chooses to, he may decrease it to level 2. Level 3 updates aren't tested by Mint, but are safe, for example libpurple is a level 3 update that you need for Pidgin. Read below please
http://askubuntu.com/questions/81585/wh ... an-upgrade
http://askubuntu.com/questions/81585/wh ... an-upgrade
Re: Safe to install RC?
now, research up on apt and the dist-upgrade command . . which bypasses mintUpdate altogether !
Re: Safe to install RC?
Depends on the sources list; long as you don't add other sources, like untrusted PPAs, then its cool.
The /etc/apt/sources.list file contains a list of locations from which to retrieve desired package files.