 Congrats on the successful upgrade! And, sorry for being so grumpy earlier. 😳 (re @MrkiMike: When is Focal going out of 'devel', in regard to do-release-upgrade?
 My bionic install (which I upgrade from zesty->artful->bionic) says that there is no 'next release', I had to run d-r-u with -d to get it to upgrade to focal)
[03:58] <guiverc> Bashing-om, aarg.. bad err in 19.10 & 18.04 running linux 5.3... it's 19.10 not 19.04
[03:59] <guiverc> & please drop the LTS too - sorry
[04:03] <guiverc> minor comment following 9to5 article too
[04:04] <Bashing-om> guiverc: Meet me in news channel ?
[04:06] <guiverc> sorry everyone, I thought I was in -news, apologies
[04:07]  * Eickmeyer points and laughs at guiverc
 How can I get into the news channel? I like news. Or other channels that have conversations about Ubuntu that aren't appropriate for this channel?
[04:12] <guiverc> :) Eichmeyer
[04:30] <Eickmeyer> @Zechariah It's more of a collaboration channel for those that work on Ubuntu Weekly News.
 Oh, the news writers. Got it.
[04:39] <Bashing-om> ubuntutestingbot: But if you have an interest in contributing - we *DO* accept help !
[04:48] <Eickmeyer> @Zechariah ^
 Sure! I'm a Google Local Guide and I already write extensive reviews, so I could certainly write news articles.
 No worries, my reaction could have been not so 'drama queen' either :) At least you pushed me into right direction! :) Thank you for that, and again, sorry for being annoying. (re @Eickmeyer: Congrats on the successful upgrade! And, sorry for being so grumpy earlier. 😳)
 got a link to where we can see these reviews (re @Zachariah: Sure! I'm a Google Local Guide and I already write extensive reviews, so I could certainly write news articles.)
 They are Google reviews, so I can share the individual links or screenshot them. I think only I can see my whole list at once. I'll pick out a few good ones and put together a set of links for you. (re @philipz: got a link to where we can see these reviews)
 @philipz I saved several of my reviews to Evernote so I can easily share them. Where do you want me to send them?
[20:21] <unRheal> There sure seems to be a whole lot of problems I run into setting up a dev env for Tensorflow2 with CUDA & etc.. settings, no network, USB issues everywhere, and on and on. I don't think 20.04 was ready.  (IMHO, of course)
[20:24] <unRheal> I meant the problems I ran into compared to the previous 3 installs of 18.04 LTS. I think I'm going for a 4th (5th?) install and back to 18.04 LTS.
 What kind of hardware? I run nVidia and 20.04 has worked pretty well for me. I got it running on a little Lenovo 11" convertible all the way up to a Z390/i5-9400F/16GB/GTX1070 machine. No issues with WiFi, Ethernet, I can play Starcraft II in Wine, and everything seems to work.
 Ubuntu Pi is very unstable
 It should stay in beta
 I can't speak to Ubuntu Pi, although I have always wanted a Pi. I just have too many x86 computers! And extra Android phones and Android boxes.
 The Pi 4 actually has x64 support (re @Zachariah: I can't speak to Ubuntu Pi, although I have always wanted a Pi. I just have too many x86 computers! And extra Android phones and Android boxes.)
 Yeah, that's the one I was going to get. A Pi4 4GB. At one point I was looking into doing IoT stuff and had in mind to hook some sensors to one to build smart devices. I already do SmartThings coding and have apps that talk to smart devices.
 I think the Pi Zero would be better for IoT projects (re @Zachariah: Yeah, that's the one I was going to get. A Pi4 4GB. At one point I was looking into doing IoT stuff and had in mind to hook some sensors to one to build smart devices. I already do SmartThings coding and have apps that talk to smart devices.)
 I'd only recommend Pi 4 for desktop or server use
 I was going to get one of those, too! For $10, how can you go wrong?
 Even better,  it's actually $5
 Oh yeah, they went down in price. I've also seen little battery packs for them, which makes sense if you want to integrate into something that moves around, like a smart-backpack or something like that.
 Cool! Have you also considered Arduino, too?
 Yes. I have a friend who got into the Arduino and those tiny 1" screens. He built a digital dash for a 1950 Ford Truck he is restoring. He programmed his own little Ford logo so when it starts up it looks like a new one. We have a 2020 F-150 so we know exactly what that looks like, but he did it all himself!
 That's a great idea! Does it connect to the car itself?
 Yes. It reads the speed, oil pressure, battery voltage, etc.

 @GalacticLion7  We've gone outside of what is appropriate for the channel. No one else is here, but if you want to continue this conversation, feel free to DM me.
 Fair enough. Thank you for sharing!