I read all of your response. I also did it without moving my lips.

I also check my KDE installation. I don't see ANYTHING marked version 
2.2.1. Did you do an "online update", or did you actually read and do 
what I wrote?

And try to get out of your igloo more often. It might improve your demeanor.


John Andersen wrote:

> On Monday 28 January 2002 07:44 am, Wendell Thompson wrote:
> 
>>The best way to upgrade to KDE 2.2.2 is to use YAST. Select "install
>>packages" and select the "supplementary/KDE" directories on ftp.suse.com
>>as the source. Install the base directory first, then the applications
>>and development directories if desired.
>>
>>This will get all the pieces and avoid the package conflict problems
>>that occur if you download and install using rpm.
>>
> 
> Again I reiterate  for those who do not bother to read past the
> first line:::::
> 
> 
>>>>>Yast does not always do this correctly.  I had several old parts
>>>>>of KDE 2.2.1 still running after suse had more recient versions on
>>>>>their site.  Generally, unless there is a security concern, simple
>>>>>upgrades will not find their way into yast updates.
>>>>>
> 


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