The usual recommendation is to do a clean install and then reinstall your applications.

I decided to try an in-place upgrade.

I do have a working bookworm safely stored away "just in case"

I followed the instructions here:
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=392376

I don't use a monitor on my RPi's and my usual tigerVNC from the main PC was used.
The only programs of interest in the experiment were MMEdit and PureBasic which I use  to compile MMEdit.



Everything still works!

Next I will try compiling a new version of MMEdit on the trixie image and check that it still works.

If successful and anyone is interested, I may offer MMEdit for RPi.
There are a few annoying "features" of Wayland but that's life.

Jim

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  TassyJim said  

There are a few annoying "features" of Wayland but that's life.

Me too ....

Bloody good work Jim.

Seeing you playing in MMEdit ATM, may I present a fault that perhaps has not been noticed, I been holding back on some time.

I guess I need to ensure you know my exact use of MMedit I think is 5.3.4 as latest I know of. Incidently RP2040 W's and one RP2350A is what I use your whole package with, which is highly successful, forgive the pun! Its just awsome.

So I'll try to explain the issue, forgive me if poorly put in here.

Specific sinaro,
1. Highlight a line of text, Irrespective of method to highlight.
2. Just paste this on next line down. Simples. I think the line was empty pasted to, already made using return.
3. Now, the problem. If one goes to edit the pasted line, spcific its beginning AND touch 'backspace', WOOPs, the above copied from line vanashes! Its very subtle, almost unnoticeable.

Its very hard to duplicate this weared problem, but its caught me out many times AND I may not have explained it correctly. Perhaps put this sinaro to test, see if it can be duplicated.

Kind regards. Supertech, the OZ down up under.

  TassyJim said  

If successful and anyone is interested, I may offer MMEdit for RPi.
There are a few annoying "features" of Wayland but that's life.

Jim

Hi Jim,

I would love to see MMEdit for the RPi, since I use it quite often!

Greetings
Daniel