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This tag is used by moderators (for EOL notices) or by anyone for discussions about handling posts about EOL versions of Ubuntu.
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Should we make an exception to our general end-of-life policy for the 18.04 release?
I don't think we should make an exception. Here's why:
It's a hassle. If Canonical is no longer supporting 18.04, those systems won't get updates, and downloading packages will be harder, as the syst …
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