Yes, Ubuntu Is Withholding Security Patches for Some Softwarepnutzh4x0r@lemmy.ndlug.org to Linux@lemmy.ml – 82 points – 8 months agoflu0r1ne.net40Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentIf it's just the message that bugs you, you can disable ESM by commenting out the esm repo (the second answer here). That's what I did.The message is definitely annoying, but the fact they're locking security updates behind paywalls makes me want to switch. Just doesn't make sense to pay extra for security updates when Debian gives them out for free.1 more...1 more...
If it's just the message that bugs you, you can disable ESM by commenting out the esm repo (the second answer here). That's what I did.The message is definitely annoying, but the fact they're locking security updates behind paywalls makes me want to switch. Just doesn't make sense to pay extra for security updates when Debian gives them out for free.1 more...1 more...
The message is definitely annoying, but the fact they're locking security updates behind paywalls makes me want to switch. Just doesn't make sense to pay extra for security updates when Debian gives them out for free.1 more...
If it's just the message that bugs you, you can disable ESM by commenting out the esm repo (the second answer here). That's what I did.
The message is definitely annoying, but the fact they're locking security updates behind paywalls makes me want to switch.
Just doesn't make sense to pay extra for security updates when Debian gives them out for free.