Ovaj,
nedavno je na ovom forumu bilo reči o problemima koje donosi instaliranje SP2 na Windowsu XP. Dobro, dobro, ima problema (uglavnom sa starijim verzijama firewall-a), ali daj da mi vidimo malo kako stvari stoje sa drugim OS, npr. Linuxom, gde nove verzije izlaze svakog ponedeljka.
http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=04/12/14/152237
Kaže ovako:
I nastavlja:
You have to reapply all manner of preferences
...
hunt around in the new Applications menus to find where your programs have moved to and what they're called this time around
...
get used to new ways of doing the simplest tasks
...
and there's usually a new firewall subsystem to boot
...
But the one that has always gotten under my skin is the fact that upgrading my distro always breaks the add-on software I've installed myself.
...
In fact, every support forum I've looked at flat-out recommends that you do a clean install instead of attempting an upgrade
...
But the repositories and the distros each act like they live in separate worlds, and when upgrade time comes, it's the user who is inconvenienced
...
I wouldn't have to re-install Mplayer after every upgrade
...
Sadly, there is no way to enforce this good behavior
...
Svaka čast čoveku na iskrenosti.
Da pogađam: treba opet koristiti onu drugu distribuciju? :)
nedavno je na ovom forumu bilo reči o problemima koje donosi instaliranje SP2 na Windowsu XP. Dobro, dobro, ima problema (uglavnom sa starijim verzijama firewall-a), ali daj da mi vidimo malo kako stvari stoje sa drugim OS, npr. Linuxom, gde nove verzije izlaze svakog ponedeljka.
http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=04/12/14/152237
Kaže ovako:
Citat:
I guess that's one of those dirty little secrets every Linux user knows, but that none of us talks about.
I nastavlja:
Citat:
You have to reapply all manner of preferences
...
hunt around in the new Applications menus to find where your programs have moved to and what they're called this time around
...
get used to new ways of doing the simplest tasks
...
and there's usually a new firewall subsystem to boot
...
But the one that has always gotten under my skin is the fact that upgrading my distro always breaks the add-on software I've installed myself.
...
In fact, every support forum I've looked at flat-out recommends that you do a clean install instead of attempting an upgrade
...
But the repositories and the distros each act like they live in separate worlds, and when upgrade time comes, it's the user who is inconvenienced
...
I wouldn't have to re-install Mplayer after every upgrade
...
Sadly, there is no way to enforce this good behavior
...
Svaka čast čoveku na iskrenosti.
Da pogađam: treba opet koristiti onu drugu distribuciju? :)
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