[15:47] <habys> Is anyone able to run `apt -y dist-upgrade` on the target with the live server iso? I get an error but don't have any detail of what's going wrong
[16:27] <alkisg> What's the error?
[18:11] <habys> here is the best job I can do collecting the errors: https://termbin.com/7b71
[18:11] <habys> please let me know if there is anything else useful I can pull
[18:11] <l0tuspsychj3> alkisg: ^
[18:13] <habys> ty
[18:53] <tetrapod> Hello! I've recently been forced to move to ubuntu and I'm a bit out of my depth now. 
[18:53] <tetrapod> Why would I want to install docker from the docker.com repo, instead of using docker.io? 
[18:53] <tetrapod> *the package 
[18:54] <tetrapod> What's the ubuntu way of installing docker? 
[19:20] <habys> if you add the docker repo to your system you can update docker with apt.
[19:39] <tetrapod> So the ubuntu-maintained one isn't up-to-date? 
[20:25] <habys> since you mentioned docker.io, I read that as whats the difference between adding this custom repo and downloading a binary from docker.io.
[22:02] <tetrapod> No, i meant the 'docker.io' ubuntu package (meta-package probably). 
[22:06] <tetrapod> I did figure some things out in the meantime. Looks like docker.io (as packaged by ubuntu) relies a lot more on dependencies, whereas the docker.com version includes most depedencies statically (like a go binary). So docker.com has a (probably) slightly more stable statically linked package at the cost of size and possibly security updates. 
[22:06] <tetrapod> The more you know
[22:18] <sdeziel> tetrapod: docker.io comes 'universe' so it only receives community support in Ubuntu. I wouldn't rely on it personally. I'd use docker.com's apt repo
[22:21] <sdeziel> s/comes/comes from/
[22:25] <sdeziel> that said, someone is working on refreshing docker in ubuntu's archive, see LP: #1996909
[22:25] -ubottu:#ubuntu-server- Launchpad bug 1996909 in golang-github-openshift-imagebuilder (Ubuntu Focal) "Backport container stack from Lunar" [Undecided, Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1996909
[23:15] <rbasak> sdeziel: currently the docker.io package is being regularly updated by a member of the Canonical Server Team. So in practice it's receiving more than what you might expect from a universe package.
[23:16] <rbasak> Update history here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/docker.io/+publishinghistory