Is it a good idea to install recommended updates
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24 Sep 2015 12:13 #62935
by kornphlake79
Is it a good idea to install recommended updates was created by kornphlake79
I'm running linuxcnc on the Debian Wheezy distro and don't have any complaints at this point it does what it is supposed to do and I have yet to discover any bugs or glitches. Every time I boot up the computer Debian asks me if I want to install the recommended updates, I understand the updates affect many packages that may have security or stability risks. If this were a computer that wasn't running specialized software and hardware with dozens of hours of configuration I wouldn't hesitate to install the updates, but I'm hesitant to install updates that might break linuxCNC. I know the community is pretty good about reviewing and testing updates before they are released, is my fear of updates baseless paranoia or are updates something I should ignore in this case unless I have problems?
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24 Sep 2015 18:22 - 24 Sep 2015 18:25 #62942
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Is it a good idea to install recommended updates
The only thing you don't want to update is the OS. If you open up the Synaptic Package Manager and go to Settings > Repositories > Updates and change Notify my of new Ubuntu version: to Never then you are worry free.
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Last edit: 24 Sep 2015 18:25 by BigJohnT.
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