2014-03-26, 08:08
(2014-03-26, 07:02)abudabi Wrote: Is this a "no limitation" install of ubuntu? Meaning I can upgrade it later to the release version of Tahr with apt-get upgrade?
yes
(2014-03-26, 07:02)abudabi Wrote: Is this a "no limitation" install of ubuntu? Meaning I can upgrade it later to the release version of Tahr with apt-get upgrade?
(2014-03-26, 00:42)uNiversal Wrote: no not until Trusty thar is released officially if you just want to upgrade xbmc then thers Team XBMC PPA (wiki) othewise release upgrades only work between older and final releases, thar is beta? or rc?
(2014-03-26, 05:55)nickr Wrote: What was XBMCbuntu 12 based on? Was it 12.10 or something.
Doing an upgrade is probably going to have to go through the intermediate releases. Upgrades generally only go release-->release or LTS-->LTS.
You will likely experience breakage if you have to go through too many upgrades to get to thar. I would reinstall from scratch (backing up what you want to keep).
(2014-03-25, 22:13)uNiversal Wrote: Its news for me that you need any gnome/unity to vnc anywhere. But this isnt the right topic, so look at vnc realted threads here in forums or somewhere else.
Quote:Important
To switch to the desktop on the _live-session_(when you ran "Try XBMCbuntu"):
1) enter xbmc for username
2) click the wrench icon top right, choose xbmcbuntu
3) click login