So far, so good. However, I'm pretty sure that pesky law enforcer, Murphy, is lurking nearby.
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I use Synaptic. You may have to do : sudo apt-get install synaptic Select Other Software, turn on "Canonical Partners" Select Updates, turn off Unsupported updates I have absolutely no idea why "unsupported updates" is the default Ubuntu setting?? Personal preference, I set Automatically Check for Updates to "Never". I update usually daily on development release like Xenial when I want to, I do not like Automatic Update crashing in on whatever I'm doing, and Automatic Update "Partial Updates" have screwed me many times. I don't do those, I just do: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade works fine for me. Of course, in pre-release software like Xenial expect crashes...then do ubuntu-bug etc. to report problems to Launchpad. If you don't want crashes then stay on released Ubuntu's which is Wily or Trusty.LTS
Greetings, I was kind of gung-ho a couple of week ago about running "Proposed" enabled. But what I have right now is so good I think I will coast with it for a bit. Actually, the best I have ever had, and on five year old equipment no less!
Originally Posted by rrnbtter Greetings, I was kind of gung-ho a couple of week ago about running "Proposed" enabled. But what I have right now is so good I think I will coast with it for a bit. Actually, the best I have ever had, and on five year old equipment no less! My new box runs on 16.04 better than 14.04.4 even with Kernel 4.2. So... let the good times roll!
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Originally Posted by rrnbtter Greetings, I was kind of gung-ho a couple of week ago about running "Proposed" enabled. But what I have right now is so good I think I will coast with it for a bit. Actually, the best I have ever had, and on five year old equipment no less! I have one ubuntu-desktop system with proposed enabled and no problems so far but I would expect that somewhere down the road, unless we are familiar with the workings of some of the depends, that it will break. regards..
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