I just threw a flash at 20.04.1, I’m booting for a test - About LXQt - and there’s still an older version of 0.14.1. …
At the same time, 0.15.0 has been here since April…
If you check the Ubuntu focal fossa or Ubuntu 20.04 schedule, you’ll see the Feature Freeze was 27-February-2020.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseSchedule
LXQt 15.0 is found in Lubuntu groovy (what will be Lubuntu 20.10 on release), so if you wanted to give LXQt 15.0 a spin, you could download the groovy daily image.
(FYI: I just noticed the LXQt 15.0 release you mention was actually after the Lubuntu 20.04 LTS release)
Any chance it might come via a 20.04.2 (since this is supposed to be LTS) ?
- LTS means “long term support” and not “last top software”.
- Ubuntu is not a rolling release distribution.
If you need always the newest version of all the software installed, then you should choose a rolling release distro.
LTS means version stability - not new features.
It is unlikely a newer LXQt will land in the 20.04 repositories at all during the 20.04 lifespan, as apt-ghetto indicated if you want the latest and greatest you might want to go with a rolling release distro and not Ubuntu
I’m borrowing/stealing that, though I’m going to change ‘last’ to ‘latest’.
I appreciate your way of describing it!
I’m also fond of the ‘shiny object syndrome’ expression.
You can help test 20.10 beta, which has LXQt 0.15