On 3/14/2019 3:58 PM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:
T wrote:
On 3/14/19 4:12 AM, Mike wrote:
LikeÂ*IÂ*said,Â*it'sÂ*theÂ*latestÂ*versionÂ*onÂ*th eirÂ*downloadÂ*pageÂ*lastÂ*night.
Furthermore, it don't matter.Â* ALL spins should download and install
withoutÂ*incident.

ThisÂ*isÂ*NOTÂ*anÂ*isolatedÂ*incident.Â*Â*It'sÂ*la ckÂ*ofÂ*attentionÂ*toÂ*detail
acrossÂ*theÂ*wholeÂ*desktopÂ*linuxÂ*onionÂ*ofÂ*cha os.

Without details of what you are using, I can't help.

Nothing is perfect in life, especially software.
Linux is no exception.

Stick with u-booboo and Fedora and the mistakes
are kept to a minimum.

The chaos is Linux is far less than Windows 10.Â* Yikes.
Did you read the eight reason from the original post?
For starters, the updates don't hose your system.


Chaos is Mike's middle name. He is always railing on about "Linux
Chaos", meanwhile anyone having to use Windows dreads the 6 month chaos
with fingers crossed in hopes that the update does break something
essential.


True dat. Maybe windows chaos will overtake linux chaos.
But, there is a difference.
With MS, it's just messed up. It will get fixed well enough that
the world keeps turning. There are forces driving it toward an
objective.

With desktop linux, the forces are driving it apart. How are a hundred
distros helping? The ONLY reason for another distro is to be different.
If you believe the hype, it's all the same stuff, just thrown together
in another seemingly random way. And it's a hundred percent
unnecessary. So much resource consumed making it worse.
You should be able to write a script to make anything look like anything
else. You need ONE repository. Then you only need one distro. And the
will
to banish the chaos.
But, if you remove ego from the equation, why would anybody write free
software for a free desktop OS that isn't managed and few people care
about. That's why it's called chaos.