14.04. on our door

[zika]

Yes, we need to see what comes out of the next UDS

On the other hand, looking at bold decisions made in development of 13.10 and brave plans laid before us in prevous months mybe LTS will be even more new in order to survive next couple of years in a volatile space of IT...

[kansasnoob]

On the other hand, looking at bold decisions made in development of 13.10 and brave plans laid before us in prevous months mybe LTS will be even more new in order to survive next couple of years in a volatile space of IT...

I expect 14.04 to be largely a bug-fix release with little change:

https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ub...er/thread.html

But that will all be decided at or shortly after the next UDS

[zika]

I expect 14.04 to be largely a bug-fix release with little change:

https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ub...er/thread.html

But that will all be decided at or shortly after the next UDS

I hope You're not right but I'm still more afraid that You are...

[kansasnoob]

I hope You're not right but I'm still more afraid that You are...

Right now I'm jonesing after a couple of weeks of intensive iso-testing

[zika]

Right now I'm jonesing after a couple of weeks of intensive iso-testing

Abstinence crisis... I know that feeling...

[Cavsfan]

Waiting for yet another toolchain, an old geezer with young/restless fingers...

LoL I feel much the same.

Let us look ahead and leave 13.10 to the rest of wast spaces of these forums... This is Ubuntu+1 forum...
Will the fact that 14.04 is LTS be a weight around dev's legs and will we have to wait for 14.10 testing to see major changes?

So be it. All right then.

[kansasnoob]

Abstinence crisis... I know that feeling...

Exactly ............ and now I have no excuse for letting my dishes stack up

Maybe I'll even have to clean the bathroom.

[mc4man]

I expect 14.04 to be largely a bug-fix release with little change:

https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ub...er/thread.html

But that will all be decided at or shortly after the next UDS

That would be the right thing to do, take the time to put out a decent release for the 1st. time in 3+ years
(unity7 & compiz for desktop installs..

[cariboo]

I've decided to not to do a stable install this time, as during Saucy development, I only did one re-install, and the only real problem I had was a kernel that dropped support for my nic, that was quickly diagnosed and fixed.

[craig10x]

I'm going to be upgrading (using the iso installer) my 13.10 using the final iso tomorrow to kind of clean it out (after being in development for a few months)...in my case though, i will stay with that until 14.04 final releases and then upgrade to that and so forth...so i will be leaving development now but of course will always be checking in here to see things are perking along

Wish me luck on my upgrade...if it goes as well as my first one did, i found my way to "roll" my ubuntu...