The failure case is also confusing: it you can’t upgrade to the
development version, because you aren’t running the latest release, you
either get “The software on this computer is up to date”, which is a
non-sequitur; or you get a list of updates for the current release,
which is also irrelevant
No, it is not sufficient, it is still lying to the user. Ubuntu 17.10 is
not available. If the next version of Ubuntu does turn out to be called
17.10 (which is highly likely, but not certain), it will become
available in October.
** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete
Running update-manager -d now first displays a dialog saying "However,
Ubuntu 17.10 is now available (you have 17.04)." After you click the
"Upgrade..." button another dialog is displayed which talks about Artful
Aardvark being in development and not to install it on production
systems. Do you
Hi!
I'm running Saucy Desktop and I am unable to upgrade it to Ubuntu 14.04
Beta using update-manager -d...
On Saucy, running as a regular user, update-manager -d doesn't show
any option to upgrade to devel branch...
Is that expected, or am I facing this bug too?!
Thanks!
Thiago
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This certainly affects Precise and may affect Saucy.
** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
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** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Medium
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Title:
update-manager -d implies that pre-release version is a final
