JustCurious | hello, I am trying to install the package PageEdit on Ubuntu Mate 20.04, but it's not in my repositories why? | 15:51 |
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JustCurious | accordint to https://www.faqforge.com/linux/how-to-install-pageedit-xhtml-editor-on-ubuntu/ it should be available, simply typing sudo apt install pageedit | 15:52 |
tomreyn | is anyone aware of a public statement that Ubuntu MATE LTS releases are moving to a 5 year support lifecycle? I saw a 2025 EOL for 20.04 noted on the English language Wikipedia, but there's no reference there to back it up (so I added a 'citation missing' there for now). | 16:53 |
superkuh | Seems unlikely that Ubuntu MATE would change it's lifecycle to be different from Ubuntu's. | 16:56 |
tomreyn | well ubuntu's is 5 years for LTS. i think most flavors have 3 years for LTS | 17:00 |
superkuh | It's 4. | 17:00 |
superkuh | Holy shit. I'm wrong. | 17:00 |
superkuh | It's been 5 all this time? | 17:00 |
superkuh | Huh. | 17:00 |
tomreyn | superkuh: 3y for 18.04 LTS https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/ubuntu-mate-18-04-lts-reaches-end-of-life/23966 | 17:03 |
superkuh | With the 4 year cycles between lts's I always thought it was 4. | 17:03 |
superkuh | Although I still use an Ubuntu 14.04 with MATE desktop machine under Canonical's ESM program today. Nice that ESM support/bug fixes extend so long. | 17:04 |
tomreyn | it's been 5y (free, public support) for Ubuntu LTS releases for as long as i can think, 4y to cover the time until the next LTS, then another year to have time to migrate. | 17:05 |
tomreyn | 14.04 ESM covers select packages, probably not those used by the MATE desktop | 17:05 |
superkuh | Yes. | 17:06 |
sixwheeledbeast | I always recall it as 1 year less but maybe that changed over the years. | 17:06 |
superkuh | But it's not like MATE has changed a lot in the last decade. | 17:06 |
tomreyn | so, unless we learn differently, i'd expect Ubuntu MATE to stick to the 3y LTS lifecycle. | 17:08 |
tomreyn | s/until the next LTS/until the next but one LTS/ | 17:12 |
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