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[ubuntu] What version should I upgrade to?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I have a home server that is used strictly to host my Web Site. I am currently using the Ubuntu operating system, Version 10.04.04 It's my understanding that support for this version ends in April of this year (2013). My Ubuntu knowledge and expertise is very limited. What version should I upgrade to? Thanks, Anthony (Hardware)

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How to Upgrade to Ubuntu 11.10 1 year 31 weeks ago

Ubuntu 11.10 final version is out now.

I made a mistake.

I tried to upgrade my Ubuntu from 10.04 LTS. Then, I upgraded to 10.10.

It's really funny, then, the system tells me this is an unsupported version, and I cannot upgrade to another unsupported version target. :confused:

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[ubuntu] Upgrading 10.04 1 year 13 weeks ago

I am currently running version 10.04 and want to upgrade to 11.04 which I have on CD. Someone told me I need to be running version 10.10 to be able to upgrade to 11.04. If this is true where do I find a copy of 10.10 to be able to upgrade to that version? Or can I go ahead and upgrade to the version on the CD I have?