My server was on Ubuntu 20.04, but due to the end-of-life of that LTS version next month, I have upgraded to 22.04. My server is managed with Vagrant / Ansible. My plan had been to do a new local VM on the newer version, get it working properly with Ansible, then set up a new server with it and migrate over. However, since Ubuntu isn’t releasing an official Vagrant box for 24.04 and beyond, I don’t think it makes sense to take that path. I may move over to Debian or look into Vagrant alternatives, but to get this done before EOL, I decided to just try a do-release-upgrade to upgrade the existing server in place.
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Mac OS 13 Ventura update
I recently updated to Mac OS version 13 (Ventura). It mostly went smoothly, but there were a few issues of note, including an SSH key problem.
Continue reading post "Mac OS 13 Ventura update"I updated to Mac OS Monterey (12.5) finally. It went smoothly but I’m still working through getting some of my dev software updated and working.
Continue reading post "#3780"I spent some time playing with my Raspberry Pi’s this weekend.
Continue reading post "#3182"It has been a long, weird evening, with a lot of time spent on computer updates and a dead car battery.
Continue reading post "#2916"An advantage of having a Pixel phone is that I got the upgrade to Android 10 on the release day.
Continue reading post "#2503"I was able to get wi-fi working on my recent Ubuntu install, but not with the built in wi-fi.
Continue reading post "#2464"I installed Ubuntu on my Windows tablet this weekend.
Continue reading post "#2461"Windows updated while I was at work this time without prompting. Still seems too risky for my tethering situation as mentioned yesterday.
Windows (OS) doesn’t seem to be tenable for my cellular data as home internet existence. At some point, Windows 10 seems to have removed any capability for the user to tell it when to do an update.
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