Will you do a fresh install of Dapper?

[TrendyDark]

I'm very happy with my Breezy Badger at the moment, but I'm going to do a fresh install when Dapper Drake is released. Will you?

[mstlyevil]

I'm very happy with my Breezy Badger at the moment, but I'm going to do a fresh install when Dapper Drake is released. Will you?

Already did!

[Iandefor]

Only if doing a dist-upgrade from the development release goes pear-shaped.

[TrendyDark]

Only if doing a dist-upgrade from the development release goes pear-shaped.

Will that option upgrade to the newer kernel included with dapper?

[Iandefor]

Will that option upgrade to the newer kernel included with dapper? Why wouldn't it?

[Bandit]

I will defently. Running Breezy 64 right now. So I hope it will fix my video driver issues with my Radeon 9200.

[darrenrxm]

Backup everything *before* you upgrade to dapper. Because something could go wrong with the upgrade. I learned this the hard way when I attempted to install the ati 3d drivers.

[tom-ubuntu]

Backup everything *before* you upgrade to dapper. Because something could go wrong with the upgrade. I learned this the hard way when I attempted to install the ati 3d drivers.
But this will happen just once to you; learned that aswell the hard way....

[GeneralZod]

I always back up and do a clean re-install - practically all my hardware is supported out of the box with no tweaking, so this is no big deal :)

[darkmatter]

I always do a clean install with each flight/stable daily... will do the same with the final...

[bonzodog]

I did a clean install with this box just before flight three, but am probably going to do it again soon with RC1 when it is released in march.

[DigitalDuality]

Most definately

[Master Shake]

Yesterday, I reinstalled Ubuntu, and moved my home directories to their own partition, just for this exact reason.

[Klaidas]

I will do a clean install. I want to have the CD availiable if I need to reinstall, etc :)

[akiro.yamamoto]

Yeah BABY!
Clean install then I'll BE DAPPER ;)

[Stormy Eyes]

I might as well, just to get the KDE crap off of my system.

[TrendyDark]

I just feel like it would be safer/easier in the long run, because it would remove any unsupported packages, Anything you may have broken/fouled up, etc.