7 ms·

From the link, I had to run sudo do-release-upgrade -d to get mine to upgrade.

• renewiltord 7y ago
  Thank you. Wow, they removed Python 2.7 huh? Had to clear out some packages to let that go through.
  • nsomaru 7y ago
    Python 2.x is EOL Jan 2020
    • renewiltord 7y ago
      Yeah but didn't think anyone would have the balls to do it haha.
      • Lev1a 7y ago
        IIRC Arch did that years ago.
        • bscphil 7y ago
          No, it was a few months ago, and it's still a work in progress: https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/python2/ https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/python2/
  • jpsnz 7y ago
    No worries. Yep, that's an exciting change they've gone and made.
  • bzb3 7y ago
    There probably are PPAs that allow you to install 2 if you need it.
• Tenoke 7y ago
  I'm always wary of upgrading from an LTS to the next one instead of preinstalling from scratch. Did you run into any issues?
  • jpsnz 7y ago
    I didn't run into any issues myself, however I'm not running a GUI or anything on this machine so I didn't have as many dependencies to upgrade. The whole process took maybe 20 minutes.
  • qznc 7y ago
    For LTS Ubuntu triggers an update once the .1 release is out in July maybe. I did the last two upgrades from LTS to LTS that way on my laptop and had no issues.