(05-22-2020, 04:52 PM)ikk157 Wrote: @deanhills just saw your request in the upvote comment (thanks for the upvote by the way!) about making a new thread with Ubuntu 20.04 feedback.

It’s currently too soon for me to provide any valuable feedback, the final release of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS hasn’t been out for long, so I still don’t know how it will perform in the long run. I’m especially interested to see how well it will perform under stress on a VPS (most likely the hostlease VPS 3 since I can re-install the OS if anything goes wrong). But that’s not doable right now since many of the stuff I use on a VPS aren’t yet compatible with it.

All the feedback I can provide right now can be summed up simply into this: It works great, but I’m still waiting for packages to start supporting it.

(05-24-2020, 04:12 AM)humanpuff69 Wrote: yeah lot of package isnt available yet and espescially the older package probably will never make to 20.04 . and because of this probably this is why the do-release-upgrade doesnt work without the -d parameter . probably to prevent auto updating of server that rely on package that isnt available

for performance it is probably identical to 18.04 . 18.04 also get the 5.4 kernel if im not wrong

(05-24-2020, 08:40 AM)ikk157 Wrote: The entire purpose of this thread is to not only guide the raspberry pi folks over here on how to get Ubuntu desktop/server 20.04LTS working on their raspberry pis, but also as a proof of concept. I never intended it to be a comparison thread.