I upgraded my home server from 10.04 yesterday. 12.04 hasn't caused flames to erupt from it, yet! The upgrade went perfectly, nothing broke.

On 30 April 2012 20:04, Jonathan Marriott <jon(a)kiwiuk.net&gt; wrote: > I upgraded my home server from 10.04 yesterday. 12.04 hasn't caused flames > to erupt from it, yet! The upgrade went perfectly, nothing broke. > Did you do a network upgrade, or did you do a clean install? And are you running Apache? I have a VPS running 10.04, and will be upgrading at some point. Last time I upgraded, I did a clean install & re-configured, but it would be much simpler to do a network upgrade if it won't break Apache. Russ _______________________________________________ Staffslug mailing list Staffslug(a)staffslug.org.uk http://server.bytestream.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/staffslug

On 1 May 2012 19:06, Jonathan Marriott <jon(a)kiwiuk.net&gt; wrote: > I've always found Ubuntu's LTS to LTS upgrades to be flawless on > virtualisation servers, LAMP servers and, to a not-quite-flawless extent, > on desktops too. They're always in-place installs over SSH but I usually > make sure I've got console access, just in case something goes very > wrong. I wouldn't even think about doing a clean install unless you were > planning to move hardware/VPS suppliers. > Thanks. I'll do an in-place install, then. Won't be any time soon, but it's good to know that it shouldn't break anything. Russ

On 30/04/12 15:32, dave(a)staffslug.org.uk wrote: > Just a quickie, has anyone given the full release of 12.04 a spin > yet? > > Dave Absolutely. I've been rocking it on my desktop since the beta. To the point where last night I dual-booted my work laptop and finally had a day in work without using Windows... It felt epic. :) Suffice it to say, I am quite impressed with the release quality. Though you would typically expect it from an LTS. Tom _______________________________________________ Staffslug mailing list Staffslug(a)staffslug.org.uk http://server.bytestream.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/staffslug