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I don't know about everyone else, but for me "released" means I can download it from the official location - http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop and that is not the case yet.



Title should be changed to:

Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty Tahr) Beta 2

Edit: I see the updated title now.


Not all data center serve the latest page yet.


Amsterdam, The Netherlands is now serving the latest release.


I'm getting Beta 2, from the UK.

For some reason your other comment explaining this is [dead]. Can't see any reason why though.


UK here too. 'sudo do-release-upgrade' gives 'No new release found`.


It's weird, if I go to the web page linked here, I see the release, but running the 'sudo do-release-upgrade' command reports the same thing as yours.


I seem to remember that when 12 LTS was released that it was a month or so until you could pull it using do-release-upgrade. Something about wanting to make sure everything was stable before they pushed it that way? It's been awhile so I'm not sure.




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