One of the reasons is that I see updates of software and the current minimum to find RPM package files is 20.
The other is a problem that I've been having with dispcalGUI 3.0.0/3.0.1 ever since I upgraded to F19 on June 14th. The 0install programme complains that the python software library is not working together or installed properly or something like that.
When I updated to 20 today, some functionality was increased in Gnome-Dock. Prior to 20 the Calendar graphic would remain static and not update the 'date card'. Now it does. The other applet I have on the Dock is a Moon Phase. It didn't show any future Moon phase dates. However in Fedora 20 both these applets now work as advertised.
I temporarily lost audio output, but doing a search led me to have to reinstall the pulseaudio driver, as described here in Comment #24:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1046153
So I did:
sudo yum reinstall alsa-plugins-pulseaudio
Rebooted, and that did the trick
I found that Fedora 19 was snappier than 18, and that 20 is about on par with 18 in terms of speed.
My hardware is:
- Lenovo T61
- 2 GB RAM
- WD Scorpion 160 GB SATA DASD
- ext4 filesystem
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