[12:42] where can I find a deb of firefox-91.0+build2-0ubuntu0.20.04.1 ? [17:03] FatPhil: why would you want an outdated, insecure, version? [21:04] because that's what's on my live USB stick, and I'm having other seemingly insurmountable issues upgrading to 110. [21:04] HAving said that. Feature creep has made more modern Firefoxes completely undesirable. [21:05] and by creep, I mean "removal". [22:04] you could use the snap, that would get you a current version [22:05] maybe we can solve the "other unsurmountable issues upgrading to [firefox] 110" if you'd like to discuss the details. [22:05] are we talking about an installation to usb stick, not just a live/installer iso written to it? [22:16] it's a 3-year-old persistent live stick that has corruption issues [22:18] I managed to fix some of them with apt-get install --reinstall, but there's an i/o error that prevents one of the firefox files being "linked" as I tried to install 110 over 91. I was wondering if a not-an-upgrade would not have this "make a backup of the old file" behaviour. [22:58] Is there any reason to upgrade from a stable 20.04.1 yet? [22:58] Or just let the LTS upgrade in April ? [23:04] Depends on what you're doing. [23:04] Lubuntu 20.04 goes end-of-life in April of this year, however the underlying Ubuntu 20.04 OS will remain supported for another two years. [23:04] arraybolt3: after I updated teh packages it says [23:04] New release '22.04.2 LTS' available. [23:04] Run 'do-release-upgrade' to upgrade to it. [23:04] Looks like it wants me to do that [23:05] You don't *have* to, but it would be recommended to upgrade when it's convenient. You should back up your data first just in case something goes wrong. [23:05] Seems like since I hardly use the machine I might as well update it [23:05] While I got it on [23:05] and if I ever need it as a backup, it'll be ready [23:05] rather than messing around with it when I need it [23:05] (if that day comes) [23:05] Sounds like a good idea to me. [23:06] Is there a way to check to see if it has TPM 2? [23:06] within lubuntu [23:06] Might can convert it in to a Win 11 machine and not have to buy a new one [23:06] But that's a little OT here I guess [23:19] arraybolt3: It's upgrading to "jammy" [23:19] arraybolt3: I'm gonna assume I probably should have downloaded the ISO and did it manually.. [23:21] I guess I'll know if the machine works or not when it's done :D