robbybooker
August 20th, 2014, 09:00 AM
Hi,
Last year I installed 13.10 on my Mum's laptop (yeah I know I should have installed the LTS!) and it's been great for her and she loves it. The problem is that it's not prompting her to upgrade to 14.04. I live hundreds of km away from her her but I've TeamViewer'd into her machine and it's definately set to alert her when there's a new LTS version available. This is a very vanilla setup and I don't think she has the knowledge or the bravery to go meddling with any settings anywhere. I've installed 13.10 on a spare machine of mine and sure enough when I run the update app it tells me that a new version is available and asks if I want to install it etc. So the question is why does my Mum's 13.10 installation not prompt her to install 14.04? I guess I can run do-release-upgrade but I'd like to understand why she's not getting the upgrade prompt.
Thanks!
Rob
Last year I installed 13.10 on my Mum's laptop (yeah I know I should have installed the LTS!) and it's been great for her and she loves it. The problem is that it's not prompting her to upgrade to 14.04. I live hundreds of km away from her her but I've TeamViewer'd into her machine and it's definately set to alert her when there's a new LTS version available. This is a very vanilla setup and I don't think she has the knowledge or the bravery to go meddling with any settings anywhere. I've installed 13.10 on a spare machine of mine and sure enough when I run the update app it tells me that a new version is available and asks if I want to install it etc. So the question is why does my Mum's 13.10 installation not prompt her to install 14.04? I guess I can run do-release-upgrade but I'd like to understand why she's not getting the upgrade prompt.
Thanks!
Rob