Ubuntu certainly doesn't seem to be hanging about with all it's changes.It's not quite the Ubuntu rolling-release process that some have proposed over the years, but a new proposal is being formulated for shipping updates to key Ubuntu system components on a monthly basis rather than having to wait six months for updates to the Linux kernel, Mesa, etc.
A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
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A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
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Re: A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
Will be interesting to see how it plays out. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
What could possible go wrong with this.
Now if they where talking about update applications (ie Libreoffice, Calibre, VLC) on a monthly basis, that would be a better idea.
Now if they where talking about update applications (ie Libreoffice, Calibre, VLC) on a monthly basis, that would be a better idea.
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Oh great. Whilst we're at it, let's change Arch from rolling to biennial LTS releases.
Re: A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
Naaaah....it's ok - few weeks later on, Santa Claus, 'ukuu' & 4.14.9 will fix everything...What could possible go wrong with this.
Re: A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
Only brick laptops for 1 month as opposed to a few months.
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Re: A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
Right.
Thank God we have the protective level system of Update Manager.
Thank God we have the protective level system of Update Manager.
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Re: A Proposal To Update Ubuntu's Kernel/Mesa/GNOME Components On A Monthly Basis
I think we rather have Clem to thank for that.Pjotr wrote:Thank God we have the protective level system of Update Manager.
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