Alright, so I believed I did everything right but I'm pretty sure I can contribute most of this to my crappy system (as I've always had trouble with it since the beginning through XP and Kubuntu).
Now, reason it doesn't bother me much is because it's better the use the worst system to test out programs and figure out the bugs then use the best and hope everyone else has the same.
Anyways, few main problems from upgrading from Fiesty to Gutsy.
I keep having trouble that once and a while it'll tell me that my panel has crashed, then it'll just restart the panel and give me a long script (Happened while I was in Fiesty, I have that crash error).
Next the original Adept Package Manager can't be run at all. It says "The APT Database could not be opened!" Then tells me to use 'apt-setup' or 'apt-get update'. Neither would update it properly and 'apt-setup' wouldn't even run, it was unrecognized. I luckily already installed Synaptic (yes, I've tried to delete, and re-install Adept with Synaptic) and I'm now using that to manage the upgrades.
I had a lot of trouble with Thunderbird. I had to re-install that with Synaptic and it worked out fine afterwards (I had to get a new icon from the K Menu since the one on the desktop was from the older system.
Every time I log onto my computer it says, I had a major crash or something.
Thanks for taking the time to read, I know, lotta problems. Hopefully someone will get to them, as I don't know enough about programming, if you do thanks, much appricated.
Cheers,
Ash
Now, reason it doesn't bother me much is because it's better the use the worst system to test out programs and figure out the bugs then use the best and hope everyone else has the same.
Anyways, few main problems from upgrading from Fiesty to Gutsy.
I keep having trouble that once and a while it'll tell me that my panel has crashed, then it'll just restart the panel and give me a long script (Happened while I was in Fiesty, I have that crash error).
Next the original Adept Package Manager can't be run at all. It says "The APT Database could not be opened!" Then tells me to use 'apt-setup' or 'apt-get update'. Neither would update it properly and 'apt-setup' wouldn't even run, it was unrecognized. I luckily already installed Synaptic (yes, I've tried to delete, and re-install Adept with Synaptic) and I'm now using that to manage the upgrades.
I had a lot of trouble with Thunderbird. I had to re-install that with Synaptic and it worked out fine afterwards (I had to get a new icon from the K Menu since the one on the desktop was from the older system.
Every time I log onto my computer it says, I had a major crash or something.
Thanks for taking the time to read, I know, lotta problems. Hopefully someone will get to them, as I don't know enough about programming, if you do thanks, much appricated.
Cheers,
Ash
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