Fedora 29 not ready for my laptop
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@JaredBusch said in Fedora 29 not ready for my laptop:
libplacebois avlcdependency.So just the two things causing me issues. I don't use VLC often so I can nuke that.
I use Remmina almost daily though.
Remmina is still there. You just have to uninstall and install again when done.
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@scottalanmiller said in Fedora 29 not ready for my laptop:
@JaredBusch said in Fedora 29 not ready for my laptop:
libplacebois avlcdependency.So just the two things causing me issues. I don't use VLC often so I can nuke that.
I use Remmina almost daily though.
Remmina is still there. You just have to uninstall and install again when done.
Interesting. My laptop has been running a while as I already removed them. So I'll report back once it is done.
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I installed it back on mine already.
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Good time to start using flatpak apps.
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Upgraded to 29 successful. No issues discovered yet
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Laptop updated. About to kick off my desktop before running to the store.
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VLC now available for Fedora 29.
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@JaredBusch Well that was quick.
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I upgrade my Fedora after 2-3 months from the official release. By then everything is smooth and if I go the extra purist mile and reinstall only keeping $HOME, I can use an already updated Fedy for the more common initial setup stuff
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@dyasny said in Fedora 29 not ready for my laptop:
I upgrade my Fedora after 2-3 months from the official release. By then everything is smooth and if I go the extra purist mile and reinstall only keeping $HOME, I can use an already updated Fedy for the more common initial setup stuff
But by then, you are already half way through the development cycle of the next iteration. I could see maybe 1 to 2 months, but to me 3 is an eternity.
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@NerdyDad Nope, by then I'm just starting my own 6 month upgrade cycle. Because in 3-4 months a new Fedora will come out, I'll wait 2-3 months again, and then upgrade. Like a clock
