A very quiet week with the only notable change being new support for the Ubuntu hardware enablement kernel. Here are the details…

Beyond the usual security updates, there has not been much recent change due to strike action. A small amount of mopping up continues after the Ubuntu 20.04.4 release, we will probably encounter a few more similar issues yet. Here are all the details…

Strike action next week means that we will not be issuing a stable release on Wednesday 23rd March 2022.

A fairly small release this week, a couple of bits are related to the recent release of the 4th minor update for Ubuntu Focal (20.04.4). Please note the removal of nsu from DICE SL7 desktops. Here are all the details…

Strike action next week means that we will not be issuing a stable release on Wednesday 2nd March 2022.

As there was no release last week there are more software updates than is typical. Other than that most sites will not notice much change, most of it is related to work on porting the NFS/PXE/TFTP/install services to Ubuntu. Here are the full details…

Industrial action next week means that we will not be issuing a stable release next week (16th February 2022). At this stage, we are not certain if we will issue one the following week. We will decide nearer the time depending on what staff we have available and whether there are important changes (e.g. high […]

For this month, our regular monthly meeting has moved from it’s usual slot to the afternoon of Thursday 10th. Anyone who is using LCFG (or is thinking of doing so) is very welcome to attend. For more information, see the agenda on the LCFG wiki, please add any items you wish to discuss. The meeting […]

Not many changes this week, the most significant is a stable kernel update which is important for sites using OpenAFS. Here are the full details…

A fairly quiet week, mostly it’s just a range of small changes which are needed to support a PXE server running on the Ubuntu platform. Here are the full details…