Nate Simpson

I know but without an explanation this seems to be an artificial limitation to avoid support questions - many of my users are devs so and as with the many endpoint Linux users happy to do some level of self support

I've had several users wanting to upgrade and even had to as a user to downgrade when we first rolled our last year, an option to support the rolling release as a beta would be helpful (per my comment this thread ) some explanation for why support is limited would be of help in explaining to users

It would be useful to be able to see the latest detection rather than only the 1st detection to be able to confirm if an issue is now resolved in some views

I want to create a dynamic group of that identifies what region a device is in - is this possible? I have tried based on time zones but windows devices are not showing up on this

The reboot postponement feature after an install is not available on linux - but there is no caution in the UI that this will cause an immediate reboot for end users - I'm rolling this out and have not managed to upset a couple of my team with surprise reboots (thankfully not during anything critical - just internal meetings) as I'd set if running thinking they could pick a convenient time. While having to coordinate with each user is an unwelcome overhead that would be good to resolve, a UI level fix cautionating of this would avoid a bad install impression for end-users.

As I understand from one of my colleagues this is because it is locked to an extended hardware support module "linux-headers-generic-hwe-22.04 " is required which is an LTS specific package not needed in the rolling releases. Enabling support/use of "linux-headers-generic" would seem to at least partly resolve the issue - even if this was only available as an alpha/unsupported config