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  • This forum is all about the ongoing efforts to upgrade UT to the 20.04 codebase of Ubuntu.

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    @Luksus said in OP5T removed from device list 20.04...: Just need to figure out, why it was removed in the list of supported devices, maybe because of inactivity/no progress in the last year... to make it clear the short answer is: yes, a device that has reached the stage "Advanced Support" will be demoted to "Basic Support" when there is no activity for 6 months, if there is no further activity for another 6 months the device is removed from the list support in this case means: someone is activity fixing issues on the device Activity is the activity in the device repository
  • Will snappy break everything?

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    Yes, it is sad, but we can't maintain devices with too old kernels forever anyways. That would be a major security threat! We don't have to talk about confinement and permissions when the kernel is basically an open book... Keep using your devices for now, everybody. We'll get there, when we get there.