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Old 10-31-2009, 11:04 AM   #6171
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Does it really matter what version of Ubuntu/Linx that you run then? Isn't browser version more important? You upgrading just to upgrade?

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Ubuntu by default will inform you when new versions are available and automatically upgrade you. That can be convenient -- I installed Ubuntu 8.10 from CD on my desktop to triple boot with Win2K Pro and Win XP Pro, and 9 had just come out. I let it upgrade me to the new release, which saved downloading an ISO image and burning a CD.

I have a fast (10mbps) cable modem connection with no bandwidth caps, so it was convenient to do it that way.

The Ubuntu upgrades are a bit like Windows critical patches, though you are assuming less risk if you don't upgrade...
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