BluesKaj | Hi folks | 11:14 |
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donofrio | can we now "do-release-update" to go from 18.04 to 18.10? | 17:26 |
donofrio | or does dist-upgrade do the same steps? | 17:26 |
nacc | donofrio: dist-upgrade without modifying the sources.list doesn't upgrade releases | 17:30 |
enyc | donofrio: more to the point probably neeed "sudo do-release-upgrade -d" to offfer developmental/experimental rlease.. not a good idea yet =) | 18:03 |
donofrio | enyc, ok tnx | 18:51 |
enyc | donofrio: 18.10 won't be out until october, and even then you should consider stickni on lts release unlessy ou hcualyl have a reason to shift. | 18:53 |
donofrio | I was running 18.04 in its state daily for over four months and all was good for me (my setup @ www.tinyurl.com/donofrioworkdesk) | 18:54 |
enyc | donofrio: sure well if you like experimentalsystem,s fine ;p | 18:56 |
donofrio | yah I break my desktop's every so often | 18:57 |
archetech-U | I installed 18.10 gnome daily build iso months ago updates work great | 18:58 |
hggdh | archetech-U: you certainly meant 18.04, not 18.10 | 19:07 |
genii | heh, "months" | 19:07 |
krytarik | "gnome" | 19:07 |
hggdh | donofrio: nothing prohibits you from jumping in 18.10. But, if it breaks, it can break bad, and YOU get to glue the pieces back together | 19:08 |
archetech-U | oops ya its bionic | 19:08 |
archetech-U | bo tit before bionic was released | 19:09 |
archetech-U | got it* | 19:09 |
hggdh | early jumping is a way of life for some (like me) because it is part of the work load. But you *must* be prepared to a possible (perhaps improbable) catastrophic failure | 19:09 |
enyc | hggdh: for some developers its' useful, want to test/build something ofr the 'next lts' befoer its' fully released, can make sense | 19:14 |
hggdh | enyc: oh, certainly | 19:15 |
donofrio | anyone made a port for my platform? www.tinyurl.com/donofriog5inxi (had to ask cause 16.04 is feeling long in the teeth) | 19:26 |
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