So I guess it's semi-offical now https://kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-22-04-lts-released/ I'm still taking the conservative response and wait for 20.04 LTS to be upgraded.
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Just be aware, LTS upgrade notifications are not usually turned on for some time (July-ish?). Sometimes for a long time.Originally posted by Fred47 View Post
Just in case you do get impatient
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Normally I EOL (it's a verb, now) LTS releases and 20.04 was a stellar one with just 1 bug and 1 annoyance for me. 22.04 fixed the bug so I jumped early this time. As always, many thanks to the team.Comment
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So far I have no real problems with Kubuntu and I intend to keep it that way.Comment
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Just threw it on a USB stick and tried it on my old ThinkPad. It looks and performs great. Looks like Linux Mint will be replaced!Constant change is here to stay!Comment
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That was short lived. Too much Snap stuff on it, including Firefox. Back to Mint....Constant change is here to stay!Comment
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I assume you know you can just remove snap and all it's junk - happens in just a couple seconds. That's a Canonical decision and not Kubuntu devs, but one would think they could remove snap in their releases. Probably some "legal" reason why they can't.Originally posted by Beerislife View PostComment
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After removing all Snap crud I couldn't install the dependencies for Chrome. I need to spend more time on this...Constant change is here to stay!Comment
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That seems odd. I don't have snap-anything installed yet Chrome is up to date.Originally posted by Beerislife View PostComment
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He doesn't tell us how/where he got Chrome. Statements without context bug me.
Windows no longer obstruct my view.
Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
"It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock HolmesComment
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I'm going to be installing Ubuntu Studio now they are using KDE as their desktop. At the moment I used their addon on top of Kubuntu but the actual distro has been upgraded. First task on install, removing snap
Although I need to compile some sort of list before I uninstall of configs and customising.
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Great release so far so good. Working well here I did a new Install instead of upgrading. Everything working fine.
only glitch is I use Vivaldi and as in the Daily builds and Beta QApt finds it's missing a dependency and won't install it but I just manually installed with dpkg and it's working fine also.
Not sure what dependency QApt thinks is missing. Other than that everything is working.Dave Kubuntu 20.04 Registered Linux User #462608
Wireless Script: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...5#post12350385Comment
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LOL, me too.Originally posted by Snowhog View PostHe doesn't tell us how/where he got Chrome. Statements without context bug me.
This worked perfectly here on a new 22.04 install:
wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/g...rent_amd64.deb
sudo apt update
sudo apt install google-chrome-stable
No additional dependencies required.
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Removing snap just as easy: https://www.kubuntuforums.net/forum/...347-de-snapingOriginally posted by Beerislife View Post
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Cool. Glad to see this distro is still moving forward and offering Plasma desktop. IIRC a few years back it rather languished.Originally posted by Bings View PostI'm going to be installing Ubuntu Studio now they are using KDE as their desktop. At the moment I used their addon on top of Kubuntu but the actual distro has been upgraded. First task on install, removing snap Although I need to compile some sort of list before I uninstall of configs and customising.Comment
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