(On 3/11/20 2:43 P.M., Samuel wrote)
> Why is that necessary?
In the same WARNING block that advises"As a precaution, download the
Fedora Workstation Live image
<https://getfedora.org/en/workstation/download/>
<https://getfedora.org/en/workstation/download/%3E>in the event
something goes wrong.", the upgrade instructions also advise doing a
back-up. It seems like good wisdom to me. It's not necessary, but good
advice "in the event something goes wrong".
> But it's a good idea to back up your home directory regularly anyway.
Agreed. I've been doing that (well, a cumulative incremental back-up,
actually) weekly, just before doing my weekly patches.
> (dnf upgrade *dnf* systemd* *repos *release)
The instructions advise something similar: doing full patches (dnf
--refresh upgrade) just before doing the upgrade. That's what I do. I'm
curious: is what you do significantly different?
> It's intended... Actually, I just noticed there's a dropdown...
I missed that. Thank-you! I must shortly leave for someplace I must be
for the evening, and I have places to go tomorrow morning. I'll try
that tomorrow afternoon after the weekly patches. That's probably what
I'm looking for.
> But if in future you want to find some specific version or spin,
> everything's at https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/.
All I saw was something that looks like "ls" output, nothing to
download. After I report back on mediawriter, I'd like to learn how to
go that route. But let me try the mediawriter approach first.
Thank-you, Samuel.
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