NAME

       ubuntu-distro-info - provides information about Ubuntu's distributions

SYNOPSIS

       ubuntu-distro-info [OPTIONS]

OPTIONS

       --date=DATE
              date for calculating the version (default: today)

       -h, --help
              display help message and exit

       -a, --all
              list all known versions

       -y[MILESTONE], --days[=MILESTONE]
              display  number  of  days  until specified version reaches the specified milestone.
              MILESTONE may be one of created, release, eol, or eol-server.  If no  milestone  is
              specified,  assume  release.   For  options  that return a list, display the normal
              output followed by whitespace and the number of days until the specified milestone.
              If  milestone  cannot  be  calculated  (for  example if the eol-server milestone is
              specified for a non-server release), the string '(unknown)' is  displayed.   Unless
              one of -c, -f or -r is specified, only the number of days will be displayed.

       -d, --devel
              latest development version

       -l, --latest
              prints  the  latest development version. In case of outdated distribution data, the
              latest stable version will be printed.

       --lts  latest long term support (LTS) version

       --series=SERIES
              series to calculate the version for

       -s, --stable
              latest stable version

       --supported
              list of all supported versions, including the development release

       --supported-esm
              list of all Ubuntu Advantage supported stable versions

       --unsupported
              list of all unsupported stable versions

       -c, --codename
              print the codename (default)

       -r, --release
              print the release version

       -f, --fullname
              print the full name

SEE ALSO

       debian-distro-info(1), distro-info(1)

AUTHOR

       The script and this manual page was written by Benjamin Drung <bdrung@debian.org>.