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Discussion is centered on Ubuntu 26.04: some users warn about an unsupported ZFS version (especially for ZFS users), while others say it runs fine on Raspberry Pi 500. Separate threads flag Canonical-related downtime and link/endpoint shutdowns (Ubuntu Pastebin and old Linux support links).

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Key Takeaway Ubuntu 26.04 looks workable on some hardware, but ZFS users and anyone relying on Canonical’s older resources should prepare for compatibility or access issues.
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Ubuntu 26.04 compatibility Canonical service changes Infra downtime
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Ubuntu 26.04 looks workable on some hardware, but ZFS users and anyone relying on Canonical’s older resources should prepare for compatibility or access issues.

Discussion is centered on Ubuntu 26.04: some users warn about an unsupported ZFS version (especially for ZFS users), while others say it runs fine on Raspberry Pi 500. Separate threads flag Canonical-related downtime and link/endpoint shutdowns (Ubuntu Pastebin and old Linux support links).

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Release Ubuntu 26.04
ZFS issue Ships with an unsupported ZFS version
Raspberry Pi result Works fine with Raspberry pi 500
Canonical change Shutting down Ubuntu Pastebin
Infrastructure outage Ubuntu infrastructure down for more than a day

What to Watch

  • Check whether Ubuntu 26.04’s ZFS “unsupported” version gets guidance or an update for your setup. r/zfs
  • Follow Canonical announcements around Ubuntu Pastebin shutdown and the fate of old Linux support links. XDA Developers
  • If you need Ubuntu services, monitor for recurrence after an outage lasting more than a day. Ars Technica

Recent signals

  • Ubuntu 26.04 works fine with Raspberry pi 500. r/raspberry_pi
  • Canonical is shutting down Ubuntu Pastebin and old Linux support links may suddenly die Ars Technica
  • PSA: Ubuntu 26.04 ships with an unsupported ZFS version r/zfs
  • Ubuntu Core 26 targets IoT devices and embedded systems, offers up to 15 years of security maintenance CNX Software
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