@snowpine: lol, that's true, technically no advice from the Lubuntu team so far. But that's a good question to get answered. What support does the Lubuntu team provide for 18 months, as in...
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@snowpine: lol, that's true, technically no advice from the Lubuntu team so far. But that's a good question to get answered. What support does the Lubuntu team provide for 18 months, as in...
@snowpine: Oh my likes about the Arch rolling release, was in terms of system and security updates. It's just really useful to not have to worry about upgrading the distro to enjoy new features or...
@snowpine: lol no worries, I really like Lubuntu 12.04, and if per chance it does receive the core system and security updates that the LTS versions do, then I plan on sticking with it for a long...
@snowpine: Alright so are you basically saying that the Core *buntu system that Lubuntu 12.04 is made up will not receive core system update after 18 months, because the Lubuntu team effectively is...
Thanks for the quick reply, but that doesn't answer my question, considering lubuntu 12.04 is still within its 18 months support, so any updates/upgrades is covered.
I think this question would be...
So I have pretty much scavenged the internet to find a precise answer to my question regarding Lubuntu 12.04, which is: Does Lubuntu 12.04 still get security updates and patches to the *Buntu Core...