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yeah, that's the problem of mint. They don't support dist-upgrade so, when they release a new version, you are supposed to reinstall the full os or try yourself
by yulaow 13y ago
yeah, that's the problem of mint. They don't support dist-upgrade so, when they release a new version, you are supposed to reinstall the full os or try yourself a dist-upgrade changing manually all the repos and being careful with confilcts (and there will be often).
In my opinion that is a nonsense
- sspiff 13y agoI agree. Using their Debian testing based rolling release could fix that, for the price of losing Ubuntu-compatibility...