Hello list! I have been using Musix 3.1 for several weeks now, and am very happy with the project in general. Does someone know of some documentation about how to upgrade to 3.9 via Synaptic? Much appreciated, [email protected]=- __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
El Jueves, 18 de Mayo de 2006 06:06, Sean Edwards escribió:
Hello list!
I have been using Musix 3.1 for several weeks now, and am very happy with the project in general.
Musix 0.31 :-D
Does someone know of some documentation about how to upgrade to 3.9 via Synaptic?
Musix 0.39
Much appreciated,
Hi, Sadly, there is no way to do that for now. You could update some packages via Synaptic or apt-get updatete ...and apt-get install package Example: apt-get install ardour-gtk But if you are not an experienced user, maybe the package dependencies will be a big trouble for you... and there is not too much changes from 0.31 to 0.39, what do you want? Something in particular? Tell us. Or you can Reinstall a new Musix version: You could try to re-install Musix to the new 0.39 version, backup your /home folder before you do it, and then copy it again to your new system... it would be better to make an exclusive partition for you /home folder before re-install Musix, so you could update your system by reinstall it without worry about personal data loss... afterwards, the /home folder must be mounted each time the system boot up by changing de /etc/fstab file. Regards... -- Marcos Guglielmetti * Director del desarrollo de Musix GNU+Linux, 100% Software Libre * Descarga el CD de Musix: (www.musix.org.ar) (www.pc-musica.com.ar/musix) * Videos, programas y otras cosas en: ftp://musix.ourproject.org/pub/musix/
Marcus, Thank you for the reply. I am an experienced user. I am a Linux/AIX/Solaris Admin, and even use Linux on my desktop at work. I have not worked with Windows professionally for almost 5 years now. I have used Linux on my home desktop since 1997, and that system has been Debian Testing since 2002. It's not a matter of ability, it is a matter of time. I did build something comparable to Musix with just Debian and Debian packages, but I found the Musix distribution to be smaller and run better than what I built. I don't have time to optimize my Debian system, recompile packages, resolve build errors ... When I go to update Musix 0.31 to 0.3x (sorry for version errors in the previous message), I receive warning messages about things to be deleted. I don't have the list with me right now, but I do remember wanting to keep some of the things to be deleted, which will then have me chasing down new packages with version conflicts . . . Musix is based on Knoppix, but I was wondering if it were possible for the Musix project to isolate the music and audio packages more, and rely less on Knoppix for the dependencies and prerequisite requirements. This way, it may be easier to apt-get or synaptic a specific collection of packages and versions i.e. Musix 0.39. 'apt-get install musix_0.39' would be nice. -=Sean Edwards=- __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
El Jueves, 18 de Mayo de 2006 20:37, Sean Edwards escribió:
Marcus,
Thank you for the reply. I am an experienced user. I am a Linux/AIX/Solaris Admin, and even use Linux on my desktop at work. I have not worked with Windows professionally for almost 5 years now. I have used Linux on my home desktop since 1997, and that system has been Debian Testing since 2002.
:S sorry
It's not a matter of ability, it is a matter of time. I did build something comparable to Musix with just Debian and Debian packages, but I found the Musix distribution to be smaller and run better than what I built.
That's maybe because we test almost everything related to audio
I don't have time to optimize my Debian system, recompile packages, resolve build errors ...
Sure
When I go to update Musix 0.31 to 0.3x (sorry for version errors in the previous message), I receive warning messages about things to be deleted. I don't have the list with me right now, but I do remember wanting to keep some of the things to be deleted, which will then have me chasing down new packages with version conflicts . . .
Using debian/testing as Musix does give us these kind of problems, that's because I want to make an stable version 1.0 from debian/etch
Musix is based on Knoppix, but I was wondering if it were possible for the Musix project to isolate the music and audio packages more, and rely less on Knoppix for the dependencies and prerequisite requirements.
Well... now we are not based on knoppix to make the upgrade... Knoppix has a few packages to be upgraded... hwdata, hwsetup and some scripts, but the main packages comes from debian/testing, so you need just to upgrade from there.
This way, it may be easier to apt-get or synaptic a specific collection of packages and versions i.e. Musix 0.39.
Sure... this only could be made with more human work related to Musix: now we cant do that, that's why I want to make the future Musix stable/etch, but there will be a "testing" bleeding edge version too, forever, that's my idea, what do you think? And maybe some day we could make a more easy upgrade... but the users often has many problems with apt-get upgrade from testing/unstable because the package dependencies, so maybe it would be better to upgrade all the system from a live-cd install, just like today.
'apt-get install musix_0.39' would be nice.
Sure: but tooo much development work too! It's too uncomfortable to install Musix 0.39? I suggest you wait till 0.40 to be released in a few weeks... Sorry about my pathetic english!
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It's too uncomfortable to install Musix 0.39? No, I just need to back up my /home directory.
Sorry about my pathetic english! I have no problem with your English. Please forgive me for not knowing Spanish!
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