computing freedom
Well the next LTS is here - Ubuntu 12.04 precise pangolin.
The upgrade went smoothly on both of my systems, (although I did have to force re-install of virtual box)
So far so good.
One thing I love about Linux systems is that they run forever. For the most part Linux systems will run from memory, so when a bad sector in a rarely used area on a drive is hit, the system can freeze up or in a more suprising case, fail to reboot.
Symptom: mail getting rejected with "untrusted certificate error" when remote server not accepting non-tls mail
Cause: Ubuntu Lucid not reading the certificate file
Solution: add
I upgraded some of my Kubuntu systems to the newest version (Oneric Ocelot) and for the most part it went ok.
List Branches
git branch
List Remote Branches
git branch -r
Push to remote server
git push origin [branch_name]
New Branch