From: robin_listas@es.invalid   
      
   On 2017-08-29 07:07, Elvish wrote:   
   >   
   > OpenSUSE user since version 8. It's always been my favorite.   
   >   
   > Had problems with 42.2, related to trying to use an Nvidia HDMI card that   
   > just didn't work. Wound up using openSUSE MATE on a machine without HDMI.   
   >   
   > Bought a linux tested Radeon HDMI card, and installed 42.2 with it.   
   > Worked wonderfully, until time to upgrade to 42.3 Broke a habit, and   
   > tried an upgrade. Didn't go well, kept getting overspeeding of fans and   
   > apparently running hot. Then ran Bleachbit, forgetting to upgrade the   
   > Bleachbit version. No boot after, no response to any rescue attempts.   
   >   
   > Re-installed 42.3 fresh, no upgrade (I usually don't upgrade). Not   
   > working well, clunky and slow with frequent slowdowns. Another install,   
   > and a day of success, then the apparent hot running, intermittent   
   > slowdowns (short freezes), problems with Plasma, much like with early   
   > 42.2, but this time I installed MATE as a backup.   
   >   
   > Now, I'm back to using openSUSE MATE. It works perfectly, with full speed   
   > and zero problems with fan running constantly, slowdowns (little   
   > freezes), etc. It just works as well as I could want. Plasma is still   
   > giving me multiple problems much like I had with early 42.2, eg screen   
   > flashing when trying to load a LibreOffice file, losing the top bar on   
   > Dolphin and Konsole, etc.   
      
   Did you write individual and factual bugzilla reports for each of your   
   issues? Unless you do, nothing will be done to solve them.   
      
      
   My recommendation would be to dedicate another partition in the same   
   computer to install the new release, test it, ask (in the mail list),   
   and report.   
      
   Meanwhile, you keep your older install intact and working on its own   
   partition.   
      
   --   
   Cheers, Carlos.   
      
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