[apluslist] just plesure

[Neil Roeth]

On Nov 28, Alexander Skomorokhov (askom at obninsk.com) wrote:
 > Hi All,
 > 
 > I was SuSE user for a long while. Recently I installed Debian Sarge 3.1.
 > And the first try after the basic installation was, of course, A+.
 > I was disappointed, because it was not installed properly. This lib is old
 > and this lib is missed and... I installed 4.18, but kept being unhappy...
 > Then I decided to upgrade the whole system. Well, it took me "apt-get
 > upgrade testing". After this I wanted to install aplus-fsf-4.20-*.deb, which
 > I had already downloaded. I went to Synaptic (GUI for apt-get) to uninstall
 > 4.18 for sure. I see there that I have 4.20 already!!! Yes, A+ is the part
 > of Debian, A+ 4.20 is the part of Debian testing and it is ready to run
 > AUTOMATICALLY! And apt-get found that I have 4.18 and, because of upgrade
 > everything, it upgraded A+ to 4.20! 
 > 
 > Thanks to Neil Roeth (who is A+ Debian package creater) again and LONG LIVE
 > TO DEBIAN!

It's great to hear of a happy Debian A+ user!  You're welcome, and thanks for
the kind words.

How you described the upgrade from stable to testing is exactly how it should
work, i.e., seamlessly.  That's one of the things I find so great about the
Debian packaging system.

Please let me know what "was not installed properly".  Sarge will have
periodic updates for critical problems, so I have a chance to fix it.  The
best way is to file a bug, either at http://bugs.debian.org or by using the
reportbug package on your Debian system.

-- 
Neil Roeth