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Migrate from Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS to Ubuntu Server 18.04.1
Migrate FTP users from one server to anotherError updating Ubuntu Server from 16.04.1 LTS to 18.04.1 LTSUbuntu 18.04.1 Server not connecting to internet from VirtualBoxDifferent sources.list entries between 18.04 server and 18.04.1 server ISOsSwitching from Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS Desktop to Server versionInstalling Ubuntu Server 18.04.1 alongside Windows 10?Not able to upgrade from Ubuntu Server 16.04.5 LTS to 18.04.1 LTSProblem with the Apache remoteip module on Ubuntu Server 18.04.1 LTSCant connect to archive, Ubuntu Server 18.04.1?
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I want to migrate from Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS to Ubuntu Server 18.04.1. Do I need to re-install Ubuntu completely or is there any other way?
dual-boot server
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I want to migrate from Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS to Ubuntu Server 18.04.1. Do I need to re-install Ubuntu completely or is there any other way?
dual-boot server
asked Feb 10 at 10:59
Tapan RaviTapan Ravi
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I want to migrate from Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS to Ubuntu Server 18.04.1. Do I need to re-install Ubuntu completely or is there any other way?
dual-boot server
asked Feb 10 at 10:59
Tapan RaviTapan Ravi
1
I want to migrate from Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS to Ubuntu Server 18.04.1. Do I need to re-install Ubuntu completely or is there any other way?
dual-boot server
dual-boot server
asked Feb 10 at 10:59
Tapan RaviTapan Ravi
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asked Feb 10 at 10:59
Tapan RaviTapan Ravi
1
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You can use Tasksel, a Debian/Ubuntu tool installed by default on server editions and that is useful to manage multiple related packages.
answered Feb 10 at 11:12
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Edit your update-manager config:
sudo apt nano /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
find line Prompt=lts change it to Prompt=normal
then
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
now your release is following normal release cycle instead of long term support
now you can remove desktop by executing:
sudo apt purge ubuntu-desktop
after command is finished:
sudo apt autoremove
to get rid of leftover packages. Now you have ubuntu server. Main difference between server and desktop is just desktop packages.
answered 4 hours ago
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You can use Tasksel, a Debian/Ubuntu tool installed by default on server editions and that is useful to manage multiple related packages.
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You can use Tasksel, a Debian/Ubuntu tool installed by default on server editions and that is useful to manage multiple related packages.
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You can use Tasksel, a Debian/Ubuntu tool installed by default on server editions and that is useful to manage multiple related packages.
answered Feb 10 at 11:12
cialucialu
369520
You can use Tasksel, a Debian/Ubuntu tool installed by default on server editions and that is useful to manage multiple related packages.
answered Feb 10 at 11:12
cialucialu
369520
answered Feb 10 at 11:12
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Edit your update-manager config:
sudo apt nano /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
find line Prompt=lts change it to Prompt=normal
then
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
now your release is following normal release cycle instead of long term support
now you can remove desktop by executing:
sudo apt purge ubuntu-desktop
after command is finished:
sudo apt autoremove
to get rid of leftover packages. Now you have ubuntu server. Main difference between server and desktop is just desktop packages.
answered 4 hours ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
50228
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Edit your update-manager config:
sudo apt nano /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
find line Prompt=lts change it to Prompt=normal
then
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
now your release is following normal release cycle instead of long term support
now you can remove desktop by executing:
sudo apt purge ubuntu-desktop
after command is finished:
sudo apt autoremove
to get rid of leftover packages. Now you have ubuntu server. Main difference between server and desktop is just desktop packages.
answered 4 hours ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
50228
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Edit your update-manager config:
sudo apt nano /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
find line Prompt=lts change it to Prompt=normal
then
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
now your release is following normal release cycle instead of long term support
now you can remove desktop by executing:
sudo apt purge ubuntu-desktop
after command is finished:
sudo apt autoremove
to get rid of leftover packages. Now you have ubuntu server. Main difference between server and desktop is just desktop packages.
answered 4 hours ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
50228
Edit your update-manager config:
sudo apt nano /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
find line Prompt=lts change it to Prompt=normal
then
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
now your release is following normal release cycle instead of long term support
now you can remove desktop by executing:
sudo apt purge ubuntu-desktop
after command is finished:
sudo apt autoremove
to get rid of leftover packages. Now you have ubuntu server. Main difference between server and desktop is just desktop packages.
answered 4 hours ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
50228
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