#Ubuntu 14.04.2 release date update#
#Ubuntu 14.04.2 release date archive#
#Ubuntu 14.04.2 release date full#

We are also working on cleaning up some 18.10 bugs post-release, so you can expect an announcement from us, either as a post here on our official Lubuntu blog or on Twitter/Mastodon. This is the most popular and most used Linux distribution in the world. This is the second Point Release of it’s cycle. The same happened with the Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS release which is delayed for a couple of weeks. The Xubuntu team is pleased to announce the immediate release of Xubuntu 14.04.2 Xubuntu 14.04 is an LTS (Long-Term Support) release and will be supported for 3 years. All of these items will be completed before the planned release date of April 18, 2019. If you've ever been interested in Linux, you've surely been through Ubuntu. The Ubuntu launch date are usually set in stone, but from time to time we might see some of them delayed.

#Ubuntu 14.04.2 release date full#

Our full 19.04 release blocker list can be found here.

#Ubuntu 14.04.2 release date archive#

The blog post “” reads: “For Lubuntu, this means we can begin setting up our infrastructure for the Disco Dingo in preparation for when the archive opens. Ubuntu 19.04, named ‘Disco Dingo’ is expected to release in April 2019 Ubuntu 19.04 release date is 18 April 2019 The development cycle for the Disco Dingo (which will be the codename for the 19.04 release) has started for the Lubuntu team. Time to know the news we have, although they have given the launch date ahead of time.Ubuntu 19.04 release date is out. April 21: launch of the stable version.Īs for the novelties, it is expected that you will use GNOME 42, since at some point they have to skip a version to delay GNOME 40 and there is no better time than in an LTS, and we will probably have new installer.April 14: Final Freeze, Release Candidate.This includes the 3.16 a better Linux kernel 3.16 Linux kernel and an improved version of Xorg display server. March 28: Beta Freeze and Hardware Enablement. arrive at a later point release, such as 12.04.3, and still preserve the EOL date of April 2017. As an LTS release, Ubuntu 14.04.2 comes with an updated hardware enablement stack.It follows the release of the Ubuntu base (with the only beta. March 24: kernel freeze, functions and documentation Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 LTS Beta 2 (Trusty Tahr) has been made available by its developers featuring a small number of changes and updates.December 23: testing week (Ubuntu Testing Week).Whatever the reason, the fact is that they have published the information, and it says the following: The truth is that development cannot begin now because the changes are made on the previous version, and that one has not yet been released, but it does seem that Canonical is in a hurry.

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS will be released on April 21, 2022 LTS releases are the 'enterprise grade' releases of Ubuntu and are used the most. LTS or 'Long Term Support' releases are published every two years in April. What is striking is that they have published JAdjetivo JAnimal's roadmap when there are still almost two months to go before the launch of Impish Indri. Releases of Ubuntu get a development codename ('ImpishIndri') and are versioned by the year and month of delivery - for example, Ubuntu 21.10 was released in October 2021.

#Ubuntu 14.04.2 release date update#

Users of 14.04 can run the normal update procedure to get these bug fixes. This contains all the bug fixes added to 14.04 since its first release in April. About April 20 and October is when the new versions are released, so in that sense there is no surprise. The second update to our LTS release 14.04 is out now. Ubuntu LTS 22.04 will released April 21, 2022. Ubuntu 16.04 (Xerial Xerus) Long Term Support has been officially released and many users are already eager to find out more about the changes and new features it has come with. Almost unalterable, because this time they have changed something, the timing, and they have not waited for publish the release date of Ubuntu LTS 22.04 and the rest of the designated days, such as the freezes of functions and the beta. In April and October they launch a new version of their operating system, and immediately after development begins and they tell us what it will be called and when the next one will be released. Canonical follows an almost unalterable hour of route in all its releases.