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This is much less of an issue with FreeBSD because the changes between releases are relatively small. Some systems out there had 20 years worth of upgrades, fro
by thijsvandien 6y ago
This is much less of an issue with FreeBSD because the changes between releases are relatively small. Some systems out there had 20 years worth of upgrades, from v4 all the way to v12. I wouldn't like to try that on Linux.
- emidln 6y agoYou could probably get pretty close with Red Hat Linux 7.2 or 7.3 to 8 to 9 to Fedora Core 1 and on. There might be a break somewhere that the upgrade doesn't work, but nothing sticks out in my mind. Anaconda is a seriously impressive install/upgrade system.