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Anonymous

Embrace the Racoon 04/27/26(Mon)03:08:09 No.108700085

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Embrace the Racoon Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)03:08:09 No.108700085 Archived

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS “Resolute Racoon” released a few days ago.
>5 years of support
>Fast v3 binaries
>Latest 7.0 linux kernel
I might make this my home until such time Microsoft can figure out what the hell is going on; or perhaps I’ll even stay.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)04:06:10 No.108700313

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)04:06:10 No.108700313

>>108700085
Ubuntu is funded by microsoft which is why it's so bad

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)04:37:28 No.108700429

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)04:37:28 No.108700429

>>108700313
They're not. It isn't.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)04:37:54 No.108700431

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)04:37:54 No.108700431

I use Debian but thanks
Thanks for the reminder that I am old though, I started my GNU/Linux journey with Ubuntu 14.04 and in my mind, 18.04 is still the "new"thing

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)04:58:19 No.108700504

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)04:58:19 No.108700504

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Thanks, but I don’t *need* any distro except gentoo.

You wouldn’t either if you weren’t a baby duck

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:10:14 No.108700548

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:10:14 No.108700548

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>>108700085
>>Fast v3 binaries
How do you figure? All I see is v1.
>>108700085
>released a few days ago
Yeah and it's still buggy. Wait until the first .1 release.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:20:02 No.108700590

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:20:02 No.108700590

>>108700085
>until such time Microsoft can figure out what the hell is going on
Implying that Microsoft does not already know exactly what is going on

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:25:22 No.108700604

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:25:22 No.108700604

>>108700504
>I don’t *need* any distro except gentoo.
Retard. People who want an LTS have different needs than gentoo users.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:26:24 No.108700605

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:26:24 No.108700605

>>108700604
Tell us these needs then. I need to hear your use case

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:26:58 No.108700608

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:26:58 No.108700608

>>108700313
>Ubuntu is funded by microsoft
Ubuntu is not funded or owned by Microsoft; it is developed by Canonical Ltd., a private company founded by Mark Shuttlew

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:28:13 No.108700611

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:28:13 No.108700611

>>108700605
How about not wanting your laptop to cook daily? lol

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:30:08 No.108700619

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:30:08 No.108700619

>>108700548
The cloud images have them on by default, other have to opt in.

echo 'APT::Architecture-Variants "amd64v3";' | sudo tee /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99enable-amd64v3
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:32:48 No.108700625

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:32:48 No.108700625

>>108700605
If the concept isn’t already self-evident, I don’t think anything will reach you.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:34:51 No.108700638

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:34:51 No.108700638

>>108700619
Nice; thanks.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:41:00 No.108700665

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:41:00 No.108700665

>>108700638
I should have put the release notes in the OP.
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/release-notes/26.04/summary-for-lts-users/

Another thing which some may need, you can revert back to the GNU core utils if you don’t want the new Rust ones. Probably a good idea to do that until 100% compatibility is reached.
sudo apt install coreutils-from-gnu --allow-remove-essential

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:43:31 No.108700674

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>>108700665
Thanks, but I'm about to distrohop anyway. FWIW I haven't had a bug with the Rust coreutils.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)05:54:07 No.108700707

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)05:54:07 No.108700707

excellent, i'll install this on my MAIN machine as soon as i get HOME from WORK