As I'm sure many here will remember, whenever a new "point release" of Statler came out, the most reliable upgrade path was, unfortunately, a clean install. Has anyone heard anything about Corenominal developing a more painless upgrade path for getting from Statler to Waldorf? (Perhaps a script?)Looks like someone's recently tried such an upgrade through editing sou
I currently run Statler on my laptop, but now I'm looking to install Crunchbang on my desktop. I was wondering whether I should install Statler or the latest beta on my desktop. If I install Statler, how easy will updating to Waldorf be in the future? I've never done an upgrade beyond just updating packages before. Will the move to Waldorf be simple as that?
Forgive this potentially n00b question :) Want to make sure I understand things correctly.#! (Statler/Waldorf) is based on Debian. It IS Debian in fact.
gunnervi wrote:ew wrote:Ok, open a terminal window and enter the commands below,I did this, and nothing changed. I rebooted, and still nothing. Should I resort to re-installing #! now, or are there other things I can do to try and fix this?Is it Waldorf or Statler you use? If it`s Statler you probably would want to upgrade to Waldorf anyway, now that Waldorf is the new stable release.
Crunchbang Waldorf is already released based on Debian Wheezy. You have nothing to worry about if your sources pin to Waldorf what is the default.Debian Testing is now Jessie. Your dist-upgrade depends on if you are running Waldorf or Testing, in both cases you should upgrade to stay current.
^ This is because corenominal adds some features in CrunchBang that are just a tiny bit outside of mainline Debian, and these features have, so far, differed from one release to another enough that cross-release upgrades could cause breakage. (Note, however, that Waldorf is only the second Debian-based release of CrunchBang, and there was no upgrade path from #!
el_koraco wrote:@OP - the default way to upgrade Debian to a new release is to point the repositories to the new release and do a dist-upgrade. Since #!
Hello everyone. I am Eduardo, a new Ubuntu refugee that's happily turning to Crunchbang. :)While not any admin by far, I have some Debian experience from long years ago using testing, and no trouble making some tweaks here and there.
Hi there mb,I'm wanting to go wally~> sid and just wanted to check with you on two things before doing it.With the sources.list, is this what I should have in a wally install as opposed to the statler one listed:## CRUNCHBANG## Compatible with Debian Squeeze, but use at your own risk.deb http://packages.crunchbang.org/waldorf waldorf main#deb-src http://packages.crunchbang.org/waldorf wald
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