Two questions on upgrading a pre-built binary package...

QUESTION #1.

I assume that since the KDE 2.1 binaries are available, I 
don't have to wait for NetBSD 1.5.1 before upgrading to 
KDE 2.1. Is this a correct assumption?


QUESTION #2

The NetBSD guide says to use pkg_delete to remove a 
package prior to upgrading it. It gives the example:

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# pkg_delete -r jpeg

will remove jpeg and all the packages that used it; this 
allows upgrading the jpeg package.

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I want to upgrade from KDE 1.2.1 to KDE 2.1 so as to have 
Konqueror with CSS. 

But know that I had to manually install one heck of a lot 
of stuff to get KDE 1.2.1 going. I was working from the 
Wasabi four-CD set. A simple pkg_add of the KDE tgz did 
not work. All the dependencies failed because they 
weren't in the directory where the script went to look 
for them. 

So I had to do pkg_add on each of the dependencies 
individually from off the CD. There were a lot of them. 
It wasn't fun. Memory of it leaves me timid about 
upgrading. 

I worry that my having manually run pkg_add on each 
dependency may have left pkg_delete with no clue of what 
to remove. Might that be so? Does anyone know?

Will I have to sit down and make a handwritten checklist 
of the two versions of KDE for their repsective 
dependencies, then check the versions of each, and then 
remove certain among them manually so as to install 
upgrades for any such outdated dependencies?

If so, it seems a great deal of bother, and VERY prone to 
fumbling newbie-error.

Any hints or clues will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Gan Starling
Kalamazoo MI