> - read the homepage news
> - check the bugtracker (and forums if I'm not in a hurry) for major
> kernel ("[linux] ...") issues and other still active bugs from
> that timeframe, especially those with a high priority and a large
> number of votes/comments
> - run my backup script
> - run pac
I'd do the following:
- read the homepage news
- check the bugtracker (and forums if I'm not in a hurry) for major
kernel ("[linux] ...") issues and other still active bugs from
that timeframe, especially those with a high priority and a large
number of votes/comments
- run my backup script
Op 6 nov. 2015 09:25 schreef "Aron Widforss" :
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm going out for a four month hike next spring, and will not bring my
> loved XPS with me. It struck me yesterday that being offline for four
> months is something pacman and yaourt might not like. How do these
> programs handle long-term
> Hi,
>
> I'm going out for a four month hike next spring, and will not bring my
> loved XPS with me. It struck me yesterday that being offline for four
> months is something pacman and yaourt might not like. How do these
> programs handle long-term stasis, will things break horribly when I come
>
Ah, it seems easy to just make small hops a couple of weeks at a time
using the Archive. Thanks!
On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 4:25 PM, Aron Widforss wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm going out for a four month hike next spring, and will not bring my
> loved XPS with me. It struck me yesterday that being offline for four
> months is something pacman and yaourt might not like. How do these
> programs handle long-
Hello Aron,
On 06/11/15, Aron Widforss wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm going out for a four month hike next spring, and will not bring my
> loved XPS with me. It struck me yesterday that being offline for four
> months is something pacman and yaourt might not like. How do these
> programs handle long-term s
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