Re: Mozilla Upgrade Causes Problems

[Bob McClure <robertmcclure earthlink net>]

Please don't send mail in HTML format.  I have to jump through a
couple of hoops to cite your mail, and many (including myself)
summarily punt such.

> Bob,

> I've been wondering if there is a good way to upgrade Mozilla
> without downloading the whole package each time.  But last time I
> tried to install RedCarpet and Ximian I got totally frustrated.
> What a pile of uselss non-functional garbage.  But that was a long
> time ago.  Is there a a way to incrementally update Mozilla from
> both Linux Redhat and Windows 2000?

-- John

Can't help you with Winblows, but for Linux, I have a subscription
with

http://www.tummy.com/

for their KRUD (Kevin's RedHat Uber Distribution) which is a monthly
updating of the current RedHat distribution plus a several extras.
It's the only practical way to keep my five Linux boxes (three of
which are exposed to the Internet) updated.  To the point, I've had no
problems with Mozilla updates.  Can't say about RedCarpet (don't know
of it) or Ximian (I use the AfterStep window manager).  I do know that
KRUD lags slightly behind the latest updates to assure that they are
stable.

Cheers,
-- 
Bob McClure, Jr.            | We have enough youth.
Bobcat Open Systems, Inc.   | How about a fountain of SMART?
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