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Hi James,
i totally agree, lts has to stand for something.
actually theres multiple:
enhanced 3d gl support in qemu (through virtio drivers, im not into that vfio
stuff...)
more options in virt-manager, allthough i agree, those dont form a reason for
an update in an lts either, especially sinc
We've opened the Newton Cloud Archive for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS; however we
won't as a matter of course just update everything to the latest and
greatest versions from yakkety.
There is a cost for everything we add to the UCA in terms for security
and bug support over its 18/36 month support lifetime s
** Tags added: upgrade-software-version
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thank you once again for your answer, serge,
looking forward for that "cloud archive" thing...
i am sure this list is pretty subjective, but while i was running a
custom compile of my "personal libvirt/qemu/spice" toolbox, i had the
following in my list of stuff to git pull and comile:
libvirt
q
The cloud archive is the generally recommended way to get newer
releases of libvirt (and other cloud software) in older supported
releases.
@jamespage may be able to tell you when a cloud archive for yakkety
will be set up for 16.04.
Note, there *is* a process for keeping software in sync across
thank you for the fast answer, serge,
if its impossible to update ubuntu lts, is there a ppa i should
specifically follow if i want current functionality in libvirt/virt-
manager/qemu?
look, ive been running from source custom compiles of all these packages
with trusty for the past 6 years, id ju
1.3.4 is in yakkety. To get 1.3.3 into 16.04 would be a rather large
change to do in an SRU. I'm inclined to say 'no', but will leave this
open for others to consider.
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