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So, for now & the future "issues"...
Since on LInux - unless tampered with manually - binaries 
get replaced upon upgrades of a package:
Is it worthwhile tampering with binaries as opposed to 
starting anew and with a backup? (which I eventually did, I 
get it might be a personal preference)

many thanks, L.
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    <font size="2" face="Courier 10 Pitch">So, for now &amp; the future
      "issues"...<br>
      Since on LInux - unless tampered with manually - binaries get
      replaced upon upgrades of a package:<br>
      Is it worthwhile tampering with binaries as opposed to starting
      anew and with a backup? (which I eventually did, I get it might be
      a personal preference)<br>
      <br>
      many thanks, L.</font>
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