- ISO build #3724 6.0 plasma6.x11 x86_64
- ISO build #3723 6.0 plasma6.x11 slim x86_64
- ISO build #3725 6.0 plasma6.x11 slim ryzen
Please note:
They are not official release yet.
That’s the reason why testers must enable “Release” repositories instead of “Rock”
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(To be continued)
Paging @UnkleBonehead
This looks like a huge upgrade.
The smart user will do a fresh install of 6.0 Plasma6 or Plasma6 slim. Upgrading is possible if one has not done a lot of system customization. But that is not the wise course of action.
Rock 5 and 6 look so different I am surprised that it would be possible to update it, of course one should go for a fresh install.
I was commenting on how much more useable it looks from a noobish point of view. It actually looks modern now, ie, a big upgrade over the previous version.
Whichever one may choose, BACKUPS are strongly encouraged.
How do we attempt to do a in place upgrade from 5 to 6?
This has worked for me in Vbox twice so far:
Upgrading from 5.0 to 6.0 prerelease
I will be doing this test on a hardware Rock/5.0 system soon. These tests are done on a very close to default install system, based on past experience if a user has heavy customization they may encounter problems or failure.
Thanks! I’ll wait until we are at official release stages. 
For anyone planning to make the move to Rock 6.0, please make sure you have more than one backup of your ~/ directory. You do not need ~/.cache and that will save you some time and space. I like to grab a copy of my /etc/fstab too.
I’m on ROME. Once 6 is out, I think I’ll install on my second drive
It will become my main since the kernel and nvidia drivers are great for the games I run.
This is perfect timing. I just finished deploying my second Proxmox node in my homelab using an old Dell Optiplex 7060 Micro and I need a good distro to test it out with. This one will do nicely. 
