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Lakindu Akash
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Assume there was some problem for an older version of Ubuntu and some one have asked about that.Then I got the same or very similar problem on a newer Ubuntu version and I cold solve it by different way. If I need to post an answer about my way what is the best way to do it. Create,create a new question and answer my self or post an answer on the old question that mentioning version?

Assume there was some problem for an older version of Ubuntu and some one have asked about that.Then I got the same or very similar problem on a newer Ubuntu version and I cold solve it by different way. If I need to post an answer about my way what is the best way to do it. Create new question and answer my self or post answer on old question that mentioning version?

Assume there was some problem for an older version of Ubuntu and some one have asked about that.Then I got the same or very similar problem on a newer Ubuntu version and I cold solve it by different way. If I need to post an answer about my way what is the best way to do it,create a new question and answer my self or post an answer on the old question that mentioning version?

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Lakindu Akash
Lakindu Akash
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Posting answers on different ubuntu versions

Assume there was some problem for an older version of Ubuntu and some one have asked about that.Then I got the same or very similar problem on a newer Ubuntu version and I cold solve it by different way. If I need to post an answer about my way what is the best way to do it. Create new question and answer my self or post answer on old question that mentioning version?