Pete wrote:
> On Tue, 01 May 2007 13:50:55 -0600, ray wrote:
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> Right. Saves me a lot of work. :-)

Version 2.2 is in the repositories. I have it on Ubuntu!

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On 2007-05-01, Pete <Pete@nospam.com> wrote:
> Pete wrote:
 
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> Version 2.2 is in the repositories. I have it on Ubuntu!

So why do you want to upgrade to it then?

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"Chris Game" <chrisgame@example.net> wrote in message
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> On 2007-05-01, Pete <Pete@nospam.com> wrote: 
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> So why do you want to upgrade to it then?
>
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So my Debian machine has a similar configuration to my ubuntu laptop.
Ubuntu didn't work on my desktop.

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On May 2, 8:24 pm, "Pete" <P...@nospam.com> wrote:
> "Chris Game" <chrisg...@example.net> wrote in message
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> So my Debian machine has a similar configuration to my ubuntu laptop.
> Ubuntu didn't work on my desktop.

Well, you could change to Debian/testing.  But then you could end up
with a machine which needs some hands on to fix (like running some
commands in command shell and manually know what to do).  It's is your
choise to do.  But as I wrote earlier, I think you should get use to
Debian packages etc in Debian/Etch before you try Debian/testing.  It
might be worth it, if you don't depend on that machine to be running
24h/7d without any major problems.  As you know Murphy is there when
you least wish for it.  Been there, done that     But I learned
a lot about Debian in a short time, and worked real hard on that for a
while with my program/report.

Good luck

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