System of Fedora Core

[Matthew Miller]

On Sun, Oct 17, 2004 at 07:34:32PM -0700, Timothy Payne wrote:
> Fedora could blow up after you make a change, many of the smart people
> that read this list (not me) can help you recover.  BUT, if you are at
> work and it's 1:00 and you need your computer up and running by 4:00 it
> may not be a good idea.  On the other hand if you can accept the risk of
> having to do a total reinstall and lose what you have on the machine at
> any time, knock your self out.

But really, this is the case with ANY version of Linux, and in fact with any
operating system -- that's why everyone should always have backups of
important data. You can pay someone a little money for a nice feeling, but
that won't help too much in an actual emergency. You'll have to pay someone
a _lot_ of money if you want actual consultants to show up and solve your
problems for you.



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