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Re: installing Fedora test on a spare drive
- From: Alexandre Oliva <aoliva redhat com>
- To: Scott Seagroves <scott ucolick org>
- Cc: fedora-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: installing Fedora test on a spare drive
- Date: 08 Oct 2003 13:22:22 -0300
On Oct 7, 2003, Scott Seagroves <scott ucolick org> wrote:
> Assuming your "stable" release is something like RH9, do you have
> separate "home" directories for the two releases, or how do you deal
> with the potential differences in your dotfiles and other configurations
> across releases?
I use the same home directory. In general, after installing a new
release, I log in on a test box in the new version, reboot it into the
old version, log in and see that nothing breaks. If something does, I
file a bug report, take a snapshot of the relevant config files in the
home directory for emergencies, and life goes on :-)
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