Is "IT" safe yet?

[steelaworkn]

I upgraded to F16 and found a bunch of problems. So, I faded back to 15. Are the big problems worked out yet?

Most of what I faced was with KMail and some of the basic functions of KDE. You all might have seen some bigger issues. Actually F16 was the worst I seen for a while. But I'd like to upgrade if it's safe and all.

[tox]

I upgraded to F16 and found a bunch of problems. So, I faded back to 15. Are the big problems worked out yet?

Most of what I faced was with KMail and some of the basic functions of KDE. You all might have seen some bigger issues. Actually F16 was the worst I seen for a while. But I'd like to upgrade if it's safe and all.

better off to wait for F16 IMO and try KDE4.8

[flyingfsck]

I'm running F16 XFCE and the only thing that ever causes a system crash is Skype once in a while.

[llinux]

Hi,

I have a Lenovo Z570 laptop. Had issues initially with the suspend functionality. But ran fedorautils and upgraded the kernel and no issues noted on Gnome 3/KDE/XFCE.

[BBQdave]

No issues with Xfce F16 on Dell Inspiron 1100 (Celeron 2.0 GHz with 1 gig of ram).

One problem I ran into was a Scribus specific bug, application crashes when attempting image export; but this appears to be Scribus problem and not Xfce F16 system problem. All other applications I normally use, work great :)

[beaker_]

MiniTube crashes all the time, other than that, it's just another F release. Well systemd been a b1tch but that's not new... now anyway.

[GoinEasy9]

I have F16 KDE with updates-testing enabled on a Dell Studio 17 (Intel) and a Desktop AMD Phenom II X4 955 with Nvidia using Open Source video drivers flawlessly, so far. I'm not seeing any problems at all.

[marko]

I think F16 with systemd is doing pretty well now, I boot it up in 25 seconds and shutdown in about 10-12 seconds