> Just update with yum and you'll be at 3.5. No need to re-install. Exactly: 3.5 is the updates for 3.4 which was the updates for 3.3 etc. It's just that The Upstream Provider from time to time provides not only security updates but bugfixes and enhancements, while security updates are released immediately, the remaining two categories are released in a bigger batch. These bigger batches result in a lot of packages being updated and thus make sense for new iso's to be issued for downloading (which incorporate all the latest fixes, both security and bug and enhancements). Such a new set of iso's gets a new number (ie. the just released 4.1) even though what it is is just 4.0 with all then-current updates. So unless you have hardcoded the '3.3' or whatever (instead of just '3') into some paths in your yum/apt/up2date configuration files they should work normally and provide a lot of updated packages. Cheers, MaZe.