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I tried to upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 - now that Ubuntu 10.10 is finally released. I used update-manager -d and the first window after pressing the upgrade button says that it is still a development release.

Is this true? Or have they not changed this window yet?

Marco Ceppi
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update-manager -d is the command to upgrade to development trunk versions of Ubuntu.

However, I think I recall Ubuntu updates the repositories to notify about the new release a few days after the release is live so that when people are prompted to upgrade, the bandwidth use spike from the day 1 enthusiasts has been fully absorbed. By using that route, you should still end up with a copy of "blessed" Ubuntu 10.10.

That said, even if it was marked as a development version, it wouldn't be any different. Go ahead, make your day!

badp
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  • I tried to upgrade but I got a an error: 'E:Couldn't configure pre-depend x11-common for x11-xkb-utils, probably a dependency cycle.' Maybe is something I installed. – Florin Oct 10 '10 at 14:41
  • @Florin, if you'd like to ask a new question [please do so](http://askubuntu.com/questions/ask?title=How+to+fix+this+dependency+cycle+error?&tags=apt+dependenies). You'll find it is a duplicate of [this question](http://askubuntu.com/questions/5178/dependency-cycle-upgrading-to-10-04-lts), which already has [an upvoted answer](http://askubuntu.com/questions/5178/dependency-cycle-upgrading-to-10-04-lts/5179#5179). :) – badp Oct 10 '10 at 14:48
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It will be changed in a few days.

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You just have to run the update manager as normal from the System -> Admin menu as normal, and you'll get an option at the top of the windows to upgrade your distro.

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When you type lsb_release -a in your terminal, you'll see that it says Ubuntu 10.10. Before there was also 'development brach' added.

Praweł
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Your actually suppose to run

update-manager -c
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