Olivier,
Thanks for all that.
Well, the 1st time I implemented the newly downloaded .iso file that
you alerted me to, I still had problems. So, I implemented it again
WITHOUT making any chances to the default VMWare defaults and it worked -
enabling me to get to 16.04!
...and then the notif
Hi Danny.
On an outdated Ubuntu version, you can run from a terminal "update-
manager -c" and you should be presented with a prompt to upgrade.
Alternatively you should be able to install Ubuntu 16.04 afresh on a
system that has an older version without loosing your data (of course,
it is highly
>According to the apport information, you're running vivid
(ubuntu15.04), the support for which was discontinued in January 2016.
If youwant a stable system, please upgrade to the latest LTS version,
16.04. Thanks Olivier... I made a poor attempt at trying to do that
HOPING THAT THE OPPORTUNITY TO
According to the apport information, you're running vivid (ubuntu
15.04), the support for which was discontinued in January 2016. If you
want a stable system, please upgrade to the latest LTS version, 16.04.
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