i mean since the repos for debian are all on stretch now....
i mean it's been updating the system for a while now and isn't moving quickly...
if i try to install solydxk now will it upgrade me to 9 before the install finishes?
Re: if i try to install solydxk now will it upgrade me to 9 before the install finishes?
Ok, got past that...
IS this safe to install?
IS this safe to install?
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The following packages will be REMOVED:
solydx-info
The following NEW packages will be installed:
gnome-accessibility-themes gnome-themes-standard gnome-themes-standard-data
libjsoncpp0 solydx-system-adjustments-8
The following packages will be upgraded:
firefox-esr solydx-system-adjustments
2 upgraded, 5 newly installed, 1 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
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Re: if i try to install solydxk now will it upgrade me to 9 before the install finishes?
Which ISO of SolydXK are you trying to install? If you use an older SolydXK8 image then updates will take some time depending on your internet connection. With the latest SolydXK9 images it will most probably take long as well, since there were a lot of updates recently. Grizzler will build new images when the dust has settled ...
Also Debian stretch repos point to stretch, debian jessie repos still point to jessie ... so there will be no cross-updating.
Also Debian stretch repos point to stretch, debian jessie repos still point to jessie ... so there will be no cross-updating.
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Re: if i try to install solydxk now will it upgrade me to 9 before the install finishes?
Is there (or will there be) an update process from SolydXK Jessie to SolydXK Stretch? I thought since KDE changes from KDE4 to KDE5 Plasma this is not possible, the differences are too huge. It is a completely different system.
Re: if i try to install solydxk now will it upgrade me to 9 before the install finishes?
I'm assuming that the system already installed. then, yes. it's save to install them. though, you might want to reinstall solydx-info after the update.IS this safe to install?
yes, there'll be one. if you're on vanilla debian you can jump into stretch now but if you're on solydk you'll need to wait until the team sorted out the update process.Is there (or will there be) an update process from SolydXK Jessie to SolydXK Stretch? I thought since KDE changes from KDE4 to KDE5 Plasma this is not possible, the differences are too huge. It is a completely different system.
the update process will be magically handled by both debian and solydxk team so you can expect a smooth transition between jessie and stretch.
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