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MATE 1.16 to 1.18 Upgrade HOWTO
MATE 1.18 to 1.20 Upgrade HOWTO
<mateslackbuilds@gmail.com>
This document explains how to upgrade from MATE 1.16 on MATE 1.18 on
Slackware Linux 14.2.
This document explains how to upgrade from MATE 1.18 on MATE 1.20 on
Slackware Linux Current
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OK, now that everything is safely backed up, let's proceed. :-)
You will need the MATE 1.18 packages available on your local system. Grab
You will need the MATE 1.20 packages available on your local system. Grab
them from the official repository at http://www.slackware.uk/msb/ or
any of the mirror sites. Please note that MATE 1.18 has new packages.
any of the mirror sites. Please note that MATE 1.20 has new package.
1. Upgrade and install all new MATE 1.18 packages:
1. Upgrade and install all new MATE 1.20 packages:
upgradepkg --install-new --reinstall /path/to/deps/*.txz
upgradepkg --install-new --reinstall /path/to/base/*.txz
upgradepkg --install-new --reinstall /path/to/extra/*.txz
2. Remove deprecated packages
removepkg galculator gtksourceview pygtksourceview
removepkg vte3 docutils
3. Run xwmconfig and select xinitrc.mate-session. This ensures you get the
3. It's advisable to reinstall vte and python-docutils
4. Run xwmconfig and select xinitrc.mate-session. This ensures you get the
latest copy of xinitrc.mate-session due to changes in mate-session-
manager. ALWAYS run this command for both new installations or upgrades
from MATE 1.16
from MATE 1.18
At this point you should be running MATE 1.18 on Slackware 14.2. :-) If
At this point you should be running MATE 1.20 on Slackware Current. :-) If
you have installed everything from /base and /extra (which will include
packages from the /deps directory) then you should have a total of 57
packages from the /deps directory) then you should have a total of 56
packages:
$ ls /var/log/packages | grep _msb | wc -l
57
56
We wish everyone good luck with this! Please report any issues to
mateslackbuilds@gmail.com.