Kubuntu 22.04 will not update.

[Little Girl]

Hey there,

rikona wrote:
>Little Girl wrote:
 
>> Google suggests that ubuntu-advantage-tools has been renamed to
>> ubuntu-pro-client and I'm not sure if that will be handled for you
>> by an upcoming update or if it's something you need to fix
>> manually in order to move forward. Hopefully someone else in here
>> will know.
>
>Interesting... I ran sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade AGAIN
>just now and got quite different results. For example,
>ubuntu-pro-client was found this time, downloaded and apparently
>installed. Waiting a day or two seems to produce different results.
>Maybe this idea of waiting before updating might be good?

Yes, but the ubuntu-advantage-tools package remains interesting here.
I'm very curious whether that one will resolve itself soon or not. 

>> As a comparison to your full output that you already posted, here's
>> the command you used and my output from it:
>
[SNIP]
>
>That looks quite good compared to what I have. Do you have some
>non-Ubuntu pgms you use? I have several, and am wondering if those
>are why I have different stuff here.

None. I've got a philosophy that some here may find controversial,
but isn't intended that way. It's just how and why I do things. I use
the LTS for two reasons: stability and security. The way I see it, If
I were to use non-Ubuntu programs, that would compromise the security
of my operating system and if I were willing to give up half of the
two reasons I choose the LTS to begin with, then I may as well go all
the way and use the interim releases instead and enjoy the
cutting-edge advantage they offer. But that's not my style, so I
stick with the LTS and what's in the repositories.

That has come at a price. My beloved Task Coach and FSlint programs
are irreplaceable and both vanished from the Ubuntu repositories. In
a less-restricted setup than mine, the current version of Task Coach
could be run from a PPA or a Snap and an unofficial version of FSlint
could be run from a Snap, but I've drawn my line and won't cross it.
Your mileage may vary.

-- 
Little Girl

There is no spoon.