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| * Ensure your laptop is connected to power. | |
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| * Run the release upgrade tool. | * Run the release upgrade tool (kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade). |
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| == Ensure 14.04 is Updated == | == Ensure your laptop is connected to power == |
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| 1) Run Muon Update Manager.<<BR>> | == Ensure 14.10 is updated == === Run Muon Update Manager === |
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| 2) Select '''Install Updates'''.<<BR>> | === Select Install Updates === |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-2.png}} | {{attachment:SoftwareUpdates1.png}} |
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| 3) Wait for updates to install.<<BR>> | === Install additional software === {{attachment:SoftwareUpdates2.png}} ---- === Supply your sudo password === {{attachment:SoftwareUpdates3.png}} ---- === Wait for updates to install === |
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| 4) In Muon Updater select '''Configure Software Sources''' | === Re-boot if suggested === |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-sources-1.png}} | == Remove extras == === Open the terminal === Use <alt> <F2> to bring up krunner, and type konsole {{attachment:Konsole1.png}} |
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| 5) Set '''Show new distribution releases''' to '''Normal Releases''' | === Edit your sources === |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-sources-2.png}} | Type kdesudo kate /etc/apt/sources.list {{attachment:Konsole2.png}} |
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| 6) Quit and Restart Muon Update Manager. Click on the '''Upgrade''' button.<<BR>> | === Supply your sudo password === |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-5.png}} Alternatively you will be notified of a new update, click on the updates icon. {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-notification.png}} |
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| 7) Enter your password.<<BR>> | === Find the extras === |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-6.png}} | Probably they are at the bottom, or use the Edit > Find command in kate {{attachment:Konsole4.png}} |
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| 8) The Release Upgrade tool will be downloaded and started.<<BR>> | === Comment out the extras lines === |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-7.png}} | Everything after ## is treated as a comment {{attachment:Konsole5.png}} |
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| 9) It will ask if you want to start your upgrade. Ensure your laptop is connected to power and click '''Start Upgrade'''.<<BR>> | File > Quit and Save your modifications |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-8.png}} | {{attachment:Konsole6.png}} |
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| 10) Time for a coffee, it will download and install 14.10. | Close the Konsole by typing exit |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-9.png}} | {{attachment:Konsole7.png}} |
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| 11) It will ask to remove obsolete packages, click '''Remove'''. | == Run the release upgrade tool (kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade) == |
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| {{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-10.png}} | === Invoke the tool === Use <alt> <F2> to bring up krunner, and type kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade {{attachment:ReleaseUpgrade1.png}} |
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| 12) It will ask to Restart your computer. Ensure you have no unsaved work open and click restart. | === Supply your sudo password === |
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| = Welcome to Kubuntu 14.10 = | === The Release Upgrade tool will be downloaded and started === |
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| 13) Your computer should boot into Kubuntu 14.10 | {{attachment:ReleaseUpgrade3.png}} |
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| [[http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-11.png|{{http://people.ubuntu.com/~jr/14.10-upgrade/kubuntu-11-wee.png}}]] | ---- === Allow the upgrade to start === Select Start Upgrade. {{attachment:Upgrade1.png}} ---- Time for a coffee; it will download and install 15.04. {{attachment:Upgrade2.png}} ---- === Remove obsolete packages === Click '''Remove'''. {{attachment:Upgrade3.png}} ---- == Restart your computer == It will ask you to restart your computer. Ensure you have no unsaved work open and click Restart Now. {{attachment:Upgrade4.png}} ---- = Welcome to Kubuntu 15.04 = 13) Your computer should boot into Kubuntu 15.04, with the new Plasma 5 desktop {{attachment:Plasma5.png}} |
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Kubuntu 14.10 to 15.04 Upgrade
You will need to:
- Ensure your laptop is connected to power.
- Ensure 14.10 is updated.
- Run the release upgrade tool (kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade).
- Reboot.
Ensure your laptop is connected to power
Ensure 14.10 is updated
Run Muon Update Manager
Select Install Updates
Install additional software
Supply your sudo password
Wait for updates to install
Re-boot if suggested
Remove extras
Open the terminal
Use <alt> <F2> to bring up krunner, and type konsole
=== Edit your sources ===
Type kdesudo kate /etc/apt/sources.list
Supply your sudo password
Find the extras
Probably they are at the bottom, or use the Edit > Find command in kate
Comment out the extras lines
Everything after ## is treated as a comment
File > Quit and Save your modifications
Close the Konsole by typing exit
Run the release upgrade tool (kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade)
Invoke the tool
Use <alt> <F2> to bring up krunner, and type kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade
Supply your sudo password
The Release Upgrade tool will be downloaded and started
Allow the upgrade to start
Select Start Upgrade.
Time for a coffee; it will download and install 15.04.
Remove obsolete packages
Click Remove.
Restart your computer
It will ask you to restart your computer. Ensure you have no unsaved work open and click Restart Now.
Welcome to Kubuntu 15.04
13) Your computer should boot into Kubuntu 15.04, with the new Plasma 5 desktop
