🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <4sp951$ppk@orb.direct.ca>, Kazinator  <kaz@cafe.net> wrote:
>>any dist with a 2.0 kernel.  (why use CD?  I'm on 1.2.8 now, and there's 
>>just so much to upgrade that I just want to take the lazy path.)
>
>This is not true. I have recently installed Linux on from that 6-CD set
>and did an upgrade to 2.0.4 in one sitting. This was for a company; I prepared
>for the upgrade by putting together a package containg the new procps
>utilities, as well as ppp.
>
>Those two things are basically all you need for a working system. That and
>the libraries, which I did not bother upgrading.

	Well, like I said, there's so much to do.  I want to reformat 
into a more useful partitioning scheme, rather than the single partition 
for Linux I have now (well, I was younger and more easily confused then. =P )

	I want to upgrade the libraries and gcc.  I want to blow away 
some programs I don't really want anymore.  The repartitioning is the 
main reason why I might as well just chuck the old stuff, with the 
lib/gcc upgrade as 2nd most important reason.  Unless my laziness counts 
as the biggest reason.

	Did you upgrade from 1.3.x or 1.2.x to 2.0.x?

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