The release notes have been started here.

In T146#3225, @wxl wrote:

It would be nice to get that into the 20.04 release notes as aforementioned. @kc2bez do we have those started yet? If not, could we get them started with this mentioned?

In T128#3223, @EinarMostad wrote:

Thank you for fixing this! :-)

LGTM It would be swell if @tsimonq2 gave it a look too.

Upstream indicates the new version fixes some of this issue. I have packaged the new version and uploaded. I think we should also incorporate the startup shell script but that needs to go in cala settings.

This has landed in the latest daily iso and is working as intended.

We released. We can deal with the socials separately.

See E8

This fix is hanging out in proposed and hasn't migrated to the release pocket yet. If someone is adventurous they can upgrade from there and test.

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In D84#1838, @wxl wrote:

LGTM but please give @EinarMostad credit in the changelog for the idea.

In T29#3171, @wxl wrote:

@kc2bed sadly, no. While I agree that D82 works as intended to automatically use nm-connection-editor as opposed to nmtui-edit and while I see that as a vast improvement, it's still not the Qt-based solution we want. We probably should drop this from 20.04, though.

Unless there are objections, I think we should close this. Our solution seems to work fine and I don't see any movement on the alternative.

I can confirm that edit connections now opens the Advanced Network Configuration now. @wxl should we close this one up?

It looks like a new snapd landed in focal today. I am not sure if it has the fix we were looking for or not but I am thinking so. Test away folks.

Couple of notes inline.

I've made some notes inline.

That looks pretty nice @hmollercl That script seems to work pretty well. One question; what is the difference between Breeze, HighContrast Breeze and Breeze Light. They all seem pretty similar.

Thanks for working through this @hmollercl ! LGTM

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This lgtm Thanks @hmollercl

Almost there. >< Standards-Version should get a bump unless there is a compelling reason not to.

In T129#3102, @wxl wrote:

We got a showstopper with auto-resize in i386. sil200 escalated it to jibel and mwhudson on #ubuntu-release after franksmcb confirmed it didn't have a problem in 18.04.3.

In T129#3096, @wxl wrote:

I did a quick entire disk run through on vbox and it worked fine, so we should be good to go.

I have started on the announcement. You can find it on notes. You may notice that it looks very similar to the previous announcement so it needs some adjustment.

I take my acceptance back but just a little. It is a bit picky but I know you are getting ready to apply for developer (hint, hint). Some of the lintian items in P64 should probably be addressed. Most notably the Standards-Version and probably the whitespace in d/control. @The_LoudSpeaker will want to address the grub theme issues at some point too.

Ok @wxl , sounds good. I will let you upload this one though ;)

@hmollercl based on your comments we're holding up on this one right?

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Thanks @hmollercl !

The shellprocess has landed in focal. Moar testing is welcome. Tests so far have proven positive.

There were no changes to the changelog?

This will likely need to be updated to include @wxl 's changes.

Thanks @rikmills for the assistance.

19.04 is EOL, this task should probably get closed. @wxl I can't seem to do that, would you be so kind?

There is some good information in this forum thread. This is currently waiting on some upstream movement. I don't think the fix described is necessarily suitable for all scenarios.

Do we want to patch this or wait for a release? I personally feel like we shouldn't wait as a release may not come in time.

This moved to wishlist upstream we should probably follow suit.

I have tested adding a shellprocess module that adds i386 architecture and have a working configuration if that is the route we need to go.

This LGTM Thanks for your work.

Not sure about the translation files, I think those typically get dropped from packaging.

In T139#2869, @The_LoudSpeaker wrote:

In T139#2852, @gsilvapt wrote:

More curious data: Fresh install, since it might not have any snaps installed, systemctl status snapd returns the following (inactive): https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/z5F8bZ24yM/

Immediately after installing the core snap, it returns that is now active - perhaps that's why we can start applications from the terminal.

In T139#2848, @wxl wrote:

Then comes the next question: if it does, how the heck do we seed a snap or make it a meta depend?????????????

In T139#2846, @wxl wrote:

@kc2bez do you mean this core snap?

I believe I know why a logout/login is necessary for Lubuntu and not Ubuntu. Ubuntu comes installed with snaps, in particular, the core snap. After that is installed you don't have to logout/login to have snaps show in the menu.

I am confused. Are you indicating that snaps that you install do not show in the menu? The ones I have installed do show up. I can also drag them to the quick launch on the panel.

I agree, this looks much better. Now you get to upload it too ;)

Appreciate the double check here @tsimonq2 @wxl At first glance this looks ok as all of the removes seem to be for i386 but my that is a bunch.

I have tested this from unstable-ci and it works as intended, I think we should add this to default settings so that it is set by default.