PS: Yes, I totally see the irony of only using RHEL+Clones for our servers and SUSE for my own desktop/workstation - in my defence I used Fedora for 15+ years previously on my workstation, but fancied a change and it stuck Although, even on systems which do introduce drastic changes for example Tumbleweed (rolling release) which I use for my workstation can mostly also upgrade without problems so long as you keep an eye on recent changes and/or read release notes and make adjustments as necessary.īut I’ve got big plans for new RHEL 9 / Rocky 9 setups, but with 8.6 remaining on the current “underlying” libvirt host servers - so I’m just reading everything about the recent changes to prep for upcoming changes and plans. I agree entirely that most upgrades will go without problems.

I agree entirely with your backup method, but my point was that s/he should always have backups (not just for upgrades) as I thought he wasn’t keeping daily/hourly/etc user data backups, naturally we’ve since seen s/he does. Desercat Fair enough, I misunderstood your meaning about your backups, glad to hear you keep routine jlehtone To be fair, it read to me as though s/he had no backups at all with the only backup being that one prior to upgrade.

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