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look at the front page.....
NOODLE....
they strung us along to come up with that one (pun intended)
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That's cool... I'm guessing that there will be no real reason to upgrade if your machine is already up to date.
Anyone know otherwise?
oz
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That's cool... I'm guessing that there will be no real reason to upgrade if your machine is already up to date.
Anyone know otherwise?
There'll never be a need to reinstall with a newer version. pacman -Syu will always keep the entire system up-to-date with the latest release. Besides, this release is nothing more than updated packages and probably a udev naming scheme.
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the only changes to do the upgrade via pacman -Syu to 0.7.1 was filesystem upgrade and inintscript upgrade to 0.7.1
Yeah, and if you reboot you'll notice it says 0.7.1 (Noodle) instead of wombat.
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Yep, I just did a pacman -Syu and noticed upon reboot that I've been "noodled".
oz
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His Holy Noodly Appendage touched me, so I pacman -Syu'd.
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Noodle? Why don't you just name the next one tomato sauce, then meatball, and you'll have an entire meal.
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hm.. and when will be Noodle ISO ?
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I'd assume it'll be released when they get the new installer finished.
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I noticed too after upgrading and then logging in. It said 0.7.1 Noodle . I hope for an iso so I can install the kernel from source easier WITH the iso cd. Now if you do so you get a 2.6.10 kernel...
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I'd assume it'll be released when they get the new installer finished.
For 0.7.1, there won't be any change to the installer just new packages. More info: http://www.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch … 06444.html (point #2)
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so when Snowman ?
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so when Snowman ?
In the old days, Judd would answer that question "soon" and I would say "he means anywhere between a week and a few monhs".
I suspect they are going to release the updated packages when OO2 goes to current.
Off topic: Is it just me, or is anybody else really looking forward to the eventual release of OpenOffice 7?
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Off topic: Is it just me, or is anybody else really looking forward to the eventual release of OpenOffice 7?
Dusty
hehe - just got that. The only problem is that we'll be aged 90 when that comes out.
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aww c'mon i CANT wait... i need OO2.. why isin't it in current yet...?
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If you can't wait, just install it from testing. I don't see a problem here ;-)
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aww c'mon i CANT wait... i need OO2.. why isin't it in current yet...?
like lucke said - pacman -S testing/openoffice2
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ic.. thanks!
edit: wait.. that did not work :?
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ic.. thanks!
edit: wait.. that did not work :?
You need to add (uncomment) the testing reposatority to the bottom of your pacman.conf file. AlsoI think it is called openoffice-base. (so pacman -S testing/openoffice-base)
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