Easiest Linux distro to upgrade GC with?

[Ben Pracht]

Thanks Derek,

Although I'd appreciate the RPM, I'm not sure how useful it'd be.  I was 
able to install the last version without too much fuss, but I didn't 
want to upgrade gnome libraries, glibc, gcc or whatever else.  Either 
everyone else has an easier disitribution to deal with, like 
apt-just-get-everything-i-need-darnit commands, or they have a little 
more patience.  Either way, I'd appreciate any help and/or suggestions. 

Regards,
Ben Pracht

Derek Atkins wrote:

>If you can wait a couple weeks until 1.8.10 is out I'll try to build a
>RH9 RPM..  (hopefully it will be this weekend, but I dont know for
>sure).
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>-derek
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>Ben Pracht <bpracht at nc.rr.com> writes:
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>>Hi,
>>I'm still using version 1.8.8 and I'm having problems upgrading
>>because I'm on RH9.  What's the best Linux disttribution to use for
>>ease of upgrade sake?  For some reason getting updates on RH for this
>>and other packages is a real pain.  I use Windows for everything
>>except this program so all I  need is something that works.  Oh, and
>>I'm married so I don't have hours to monkey around with device
>>drivers, config files, etc so I'd really like something that "just
>>works".
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>>Any suggestions?
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