Tug of war - Community vs Mods - to 200 (or -200)

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guiverc:

(I'm in the 24-42 hours (per cycle) when I'm actually using a stable OS... no idea what the jj is, but a suspicion the codename will be delayed by a few days this cycle)

Not long of a wait >> Jammy Jellyfish
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/jammy

[guiverc]

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Yeah I noticed that last night before bed (#ubuntu-discuss; it was discovered by Paul White so I was told).

It's Saturday now, so during the day I write my summaries etc & normal stuff... but this being Saturday post-release; I evaluate & clean my sources & packages on this my primary box, & finally bump to what I now know is jammy.

Jammy - how many times will I mistype that word in the next six months... That's what's filled my mind since Paul provided that link...

[Bashing-om]

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My cleanup day is Monday -weekly - includes my backups

"my primary box, & finally bump" >> never ending - when done get to start all over again

[guiverc]

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weekly cleanups.. more chance you'll remember what the items were

I don't remember much of six months (adding packages because of a users support request/issue) so most of that will get cleaned when I need to fix my out-of-disk space issue which occur every few months. I'm largely thinking of development PPA stuff that was put up pre-upload to Ubuntu repositories during the cycle; usually Lubuntu stuff (but not always). Not much of that to clean as I recall for impish, but I'll still review this arvo as is my norm.

On bump there will be a few weeks of trickle and no QA-testing as nothing of significance to test anyway... neither jammy or focal (10th Feb 2022) for awhile.

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a few weeks of trickle >> all the more room to TuG

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Sniff - Sniff

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