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lovingbothProblem? Of course.
Despite being marked as 'fix released' three months ago and being of 'low importance', if you do a command line upgrade, you can end up unable to boot into the new kernel.
Fortunately, you're left with the old one(s) and can fix it...
Oh, and the new compiz is a bit buggy, but there's a way to go to the old version.
Despite being marked as 'fix released' three months ago and being of 'low importance', if you do a command line upgrade, you can end up unable to boot into the new kernel.
Fortunately, you're left with the old one(s) and can fix it...
Oh, and the new compiz is a bit buggy, but there's a way to go to the old version.