=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [13:38] hi everyone [13:40] has anyone tried to do-release-upgrade from xu 18.04 ==> 20.04 recently? I just tried and it doesn't work, looks like release-upgrade is not picking up the new xubuntu version (apt update&upgrade&dist-upgrade was run beforehand) [13:40] and /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades is set to "Prompt=lts" [13:41] also tried the GUI as per https://docs.xubuntu.org/2004/user/en_GB/migrating-upgrading.html#upgrading [13:42] looks like either a bug or I'm missing something...has anyone come across this issue before? [13:44] do-release-upgrade says "there is no development version of an LTS available" - I'll try with --devel-release to see if that makes any difference [13:57] xu-help21w: the route goes like this: 18.04.x ==> 20.04.1 [13:58] and 20.04.1 was not released yet [14:58] hello [14:58] it's xubuntu better than lubuntu for old laptops? [14:59] hi brainwash thanks for the info [14:59] actually i made it work wih do-release-upgrade [15:00] 18.04==>19==>20.04 [15:00] by setting /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades is set to "Prompt=normal" [15:01] so basically in 2 incremental steps [15:02] right now its upgrading to 20.04 - if this goes well I'll confirm back here [15:03] FYI - so far by doing this 2 step upgrade process it hasn't caused any issues with my dual-boot windows setup [15:03] with uefi [15:03] hopefully at the end of the upgrade process this remains the same :D [15:29] upgrade has been finished and everything looks ok [15:30] so anyone who wants to do in-place upgrade of Xubuntu Desktop from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS should consider setting /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades: "Prompt=normal" [15:31] and run do-release-upgrade twice [15:31] the result should be a fully working 20.04LTS Xubuntu [15:32] JavierSpain "better" is a dangerous word as it depends on the context [15:32] what does it mean "better" for you? [15:33] is it better hardwre support? or lower resource usage? or better applications? [15:34] if you define what "better" means better (sorry for the pun) perhaps we can help you a bit better [15:34] :) [15:59] thanks for the phylosophical explanation [16:00] the point its that for my acer 5610z works better lubuntu, and i expected that xubuntu would work better. === Celso is now known as Celso_Off === Celso_Off is now known as Celso