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[19:08] <hume> i cannot find any iso for a mythbuntu 13.04 or 13.10 on the mythbuntu page - should there not be any?
[19:28] <gedakc> hume:  AFAIK, mythbuntu now only builds .iso's for LTS releases like 12.04.  The next one will be 13.04.
[19:28] <gedakc> s/13.04/14.04/  :-)
[19:28] <hume> gedakc, 13.04 har been here for a year.....
[19:28] <hume> 14.04 is the next to come
[19:29] <gedakc> Yes, 14.04 is the next to come.  Note that Mythbuntu does do point releases such as 12.04.2.
[19:29] <hume> so why is there no 13.04?
[19:29] <gedakc> The point releases include updates for newer hardware.
[19:29] <hume> that's a LTS, isn't it?
[19:30] <gedakc> I think the decision was based on the amount of work it takes to build and test a new mythbuntu release every 6 months.
[19:30] <gedakc> They decided to only do LTS releases.
[19:30] <hume> ok
[19:31] <gedakc> Personally I installed Mythbuntu 12.04.2 in April 2013, and it has been running well since then.  Prior to that I used 11.04.
[19:32] <gedakc> Mythbuntu 12.04.3 is available now.
[19:33] <gedakc> If you use a different *buntu 13.04/13.10, you can later install the mythtv package(s).
[19:55] <tgm4883> hume, LTS releases are every 2 years. 10.04, 12.04, 14.04, 16.04.
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