new Red Hat coming

[Scott]

I got the same email and no, no one has heard anything prior to this 
email.  I dont know what 9.0 will have in it, but after the V8.0 fiasco (I 
downgraded my systems back to 7.3), I think I will wait a long time before 
trying it.  As a matter of fact, as I type this, Debian is installing on 
my laptop (it used to be RH).

scott



On Tue, 25 Mar 2003, Lynn David Newton wrote:

> 
> I got mail from Red Hat today indicating version 9 is
> coming up in about a week -- the first I'd heard of it
> (because I don't keep track).
> 
> Has anyone heard about what's happening in this
> version? I'm surprised they're going straight from 8.0
> to 9.0.
> 
> I got stung by 8.0 worse than by any other dot-zero
> release of any software I've ever loaded. Although
> there are definitely some nice things in 8.0, I also
> unquestionably lost functionality -- things I depended
> on. After some time fussing with it all, I finally gave
> up, and have limped along without those features ever
> since.
> 
> I like to keep up with the latest, and realize there is
> some risk involved in going to a dot-zero release,
> which I'm normally willing to accept, come what may.
> But after the last RH release, I've understandably got
> my guard up.
> 
> Meanwhile, I've gone over the wall ... to my left sits
> my new (about three weeks) iMac, which I use as an
> auxiliary machine (for my family, but I use it for
> various tasks during the day). Very sweet.
> 
> 

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