At home, I'm running Fedora Core 4 on a couple servers and my laptop. Over
the years, I end up making lots of config file changes. I'm always afraid
some upgrade will not be able to deal with the config files. Similarly, a
complete install is a pain because of all the config files that need to be
edited to make the machine do what I want. On my laptop, a kernel upgrade
broke the PCI. At first I did not relate the problem to the kernel
upgrade, so I did a complete reinstall from CD, then had to deal with
installing ndis for wireless, etc. It takes a while. Later I found PCI
broke again, but tracked the problem to a kernel upgrade. So I just
changed the config to use an older kernel. So... it's fun. I am tempted to
not fix something that's not broken, though that once got me into trouble
when there was a hole in ssl and someone planted code on my server through
that hole.

Getting back to MPLAB, has anyone tried it with WINE? I've not installed
WINE, but am interested in trying it for various old Windows applications
that I'm still running.

Harold


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