Linux Lite 3.2 Final Released

[Valtam]

Will look more closely for detail, but for example the Lite Widget isnt there in the Application autostart list

Try again.

Menu, Favorites, Install Updates.
Menu, Settings, Lite Upgrade.

[Valtam]

Downloaded and installed 64-bit LL 3.2 and have been playing with it for a few hours.  Runs smooth as silk -- no problems whatsoever.  Excellent job Jerry and other devs! 

Cheers

[bfb]

Ok that must have been a glitch on the server or something.
It was showing as upgraded and wouldn't let me do it via LiteUpgrader, yet I had the output I indicated.

I have now re-booted 3 times and on the third time I was notified that 3.2 was available.
I have installed it on both machines and it and the widget are working fine.
A big thanks to you all.

[Valtam]

Cheers bfb, 3rd time's the charm

[torreydale]

Downloaded and installed 64-bit LL 3.2 and have been playing with it for a few hours.  Runs smooth as silk -- no problems whatsoever.  Excellent job Jerry and other devs! 

So it took Linux Lite 3.2 to get gold_finger to stop using Linux Lite 2.2.

[UltraCookie]

Just did the upgrade. Worked perfect with no problems. 

[bonnevie]

Just upgraded from 3.0 to 3.2 in VM Guest on LL2.8 host, working just fine. 
Also, happy to see that during upgrade, dialog box showing what is actually going on instead of just "this can take a while".

Great work, thanks Jerry and LL team!

[TMG1961]

Just upgraded to 3.2 using Menu, Settings, Lite Upgrade.
Worked without a problem. Took less then 10 minutes to go from 3 to 3.2 without the use of a usb stick 


Great job, thanks to Jerry and all of the team.

[Valtam]

Thanks, TMG1961, bonnevie, UltraCookie, great to hear about the upgrade.

[LL-user]

Hi Jerry,

Most of all congrats and many THANKS to you and the whole team for another release, the hard work & dedication!

Kernel & Install Updates - With Security at the forefront of most peoples minds these days, we in the linux world should be just as vigilant. Linux Lite will now automatically download and install the latest Ubuntu kernel via Install Updates. In order for this to work, we've changed the code in Install Updates from upgrade to dist-upgrade. I've been running dist-upgrade for a number of weeks now and although in the past I've recommended against it, our OS is now to a state where there should be no adverse affects. Just remember, over time kernels will build up in your system, run the Kernel Removal tool in Lite Tweaks to clean out your system periodically.

For someone running/installing updates from the CLI, does this mean it would be advisable to use in the future

Code:

sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade

Thanks