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fyi: "final release expected on April 17th, 2014."

• Kudos 13y ago
  Also, upgrading to the final release will happen automatically with your usual `apt-get upgrade`. Edit: to clarify, I mean upgrading from this release to the final.
  • neverminder 13y ago
    Would that be the same case if I installed a daily build from a week ago?
    • popey 13y ago
      Yes, but I would either use Software Updater (update manager) or "sudo apt-get update" followed by "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" (not upgrade as suggested above). Just a minor nitpick.
      • Kudos 13y ago
        That's only if you guys ship a new kernel in the next couple of weeks, right?
  • richardwhiuk 13y ago
    Are you sure that's true? Normally it requires do release upgrade? Normal upgrades also require apt-get dist-upgrade to upgrade the kernel as there's a new package.
    • gnur 13y ago
      Upgrading from beta to release is apt-get upgrade. Update from 13.10 (or 12.04) to 14.04 is do-release-upgrade.
    • popey 13y ago
      Not just kernel. dist-upgrade will pull in any new dependency required by an upgraded package.
• scope 13y ago
  don't forget the time, am not exactly sure of the timezone but it'll be released at EXACTLY April 17th, 2014 @ 14:04