[mythtv-users] protocol version mismatch, what's the best solution?

[Mario Limonciello]

For what its worth.  I bumped the dapper repository to the the fixes
checkout that debian-multimedia is using.  This is the same version I'm
pushing to get into edgy.  Update your package lists from my repo.

For plugins, 0.20-0.6ubuntu1 is the latest version
For main package, 0.2ubuntu1 is the latest version
For themes,  0.20-0.0ubuntu0 is the latest version.

On 10/6/06, Axel Thimm <Axel.Thimm at atrpms.net> wrote:
>
> On Fri, Oct 06, 2006 at 02:05:34PM +0300, Osma Ahvenlampi wrote:
> > I think the problem many users were bitten by was one of "yum update
> > myth*", which did not include libmyth. Why would people do this? Because
> > many of them would rather avoid updating most parts of their (possibly
> > dedicated) HTPC system in search for a more stable base (for example,
> > updating the kernel necessitates updating or reinstalling other
> > components like NVidia or ATI drivers, lirc, etc).
> >
> > Rightly or wrongly, since users do this, it is by definition a
> > reasonable thing to do. One must assume that users are not acting
> > unreasonably in significant numbers. They might be acting under limited,
> > partial or even false information, but they ARE acting reasonably given
> > the information they have.
>
> I strongly disagree that seemingly mass erroring should be considered
> reasonable ...
>
> And there are a dozen crying folks in contrast to thousands of users
> doing it right. Should we now define reasonable according to whoever
> generates more noise?
>
> > Thus problems like this invariably are a matter of a) less than perfect
> > packaging, b) less than perfect user education, c) less than perfect
> > change management or d) combination of these factors.
>
> Or e) FUD spreading by some resulting to users doing The Wrong
> Thing. Please get those FUD sources that recommend shooting your left
> leg off fixed.
>
>         "Partial/selective upgrading is not supported"
>
> > What doesn't work is saying that users are unreasonable (as some posts
> > in this thread have claimed, though not those of Rick's or Axel's) -
> > while some may be, that is simply not true in large numbers.
>
> IMO "reason" is the wrong word. Users have been deceived to do the
> wrong thing by either meant-to-be-good advices or real FUDders. Check
> your sources and reexamine whether it's bad advice or FUD.
> --
> Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
>
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