[13:49] <leeyum> llo
[13:49] <leeyum> hello
[17:24] <militantorc> What does the much shorter LTS support period mean?
[17:24] <militantorc> What updates begin to get excluded compared to base Ubuntu after 3 years is over but the base Ubuntu lts is still supported?
[17:25] <militantorc> I installed directly from an xubuntu iso for the install thats running right now
[17:25] <militantorc> unlike the previous version lts which I did by apt-get install xubuntu-desktop on a base Ubuntu install
[17:25] <militantorc> and I just realized that Xubuntu iso only offers 3 years support
[17:26] <militantorc> while the base gives 5 or 10
[17:26] <militantorc> so what is the difference between installing from an Xubuntu iso vs installing xubuntu-desktop in a base Ubuntu install?
[17:26] <militantorc> ie in terms of lts support what packages are kept supported and what are dropped
[17:28] <bodiccea> Upgrade from 22.10 to 23.04 does the same annoying stuff as previous upgrades: It simply breaks DNS, by modifying /etc/resolv.conf (replacing it with a link to a missing ../run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf, not even making a backup of previous file, even if systemd-resolved is disabled)...
[17:28] <militantorc> bodiccea, I have always had problems with distro-upgrades, even from a nearly pristine install
[17:28] <militantorc> I backup all data and do a fresh install
[17:28] <militantorc> for upgrading my distro
[17:35] <bodiccea> militantorc, I have also full daily backups, so it was only annoying, and not a serious issue in my case.
[17:35] <militantorc> I always backup anyways before upgrading my distro
[17:36] <militantorc> and this time I am making a record of all the changes I do after a fresh install so it will be easy to replicate the steps for my next upgrade
[17:36] <militantorc> thinking of learning 'ansible' and putting these steps into a concrete script