6 Sep
2012
6 Sep
'12
8:04 p.m.
On Thu, 2012-09-06 at 20:44 +0100, Lisi wrote:
Wheezy itself is not stable, which makes building a stable version of TDE
on that platform challenging to say the least.
Tim
On Thursday 06 September 2012 18:12:25 Slávek
Banko wrote:
Thanks, Slavek and Greg.
I am only just finally abandoning Lenny and 3.5.10! In the ordinary
way, I
would have gone straight to Wheezy to avoid yet again clinging to Old
Stable
like grim death. But using Trinity in a stable manner is obviously more
important, since this is my main desktop. (I am reusing my old case, so
superficially nothing is changing!)
I don't change hardware often, and aim to do a bit of future-proofing.
(I
built the recently ousted desktop in 2004!) but it is hopefully OK with
Linux. I'll report back!!
But I asked for advice, and am basically hearing what I expected. I'll
go
with Squeeze+backports+3.5.13.1.
Thanks again, Greg and Slavek.
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Is there any time frame for a stable Wheezy + 3.5.14? Thanks - John On Thursday 06 of September 2012 18:12:14 Lisi
wrote:
> Hello, all :-)
>
> I am building a computer on which I would like to run Wheezy, but
with
> Trinity DE, of course. Is this a feasible
ambition given a) my
technical
> ability (or lack of it!!) and b) the
existence of you lot?
>
> If so, should I, in your estimation, go for a 3.5.14 daily build or
stick
to
3.5.13.1? Or would it be more sensible to stick to Squeeze?
Thanks!
Lisi
Hi Lisi,
for me seems like a good option Squeeze + Backports + TDE 3.5.13.1.
I use exactly this combination.
Slavek