How to Update Ubuntu Linux
Method 1 of 2:
Command Line Interface
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Update your repository list. You can do this by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T. Then type in sudo apt-get update. You will be prompted for your root password. All this command does is updates the list of programs in your repository.- Some distros do this automatically.
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Install upgrades. After apt-get is done, run sudo apt-get upgrade. Again, enter your password and wait 2-3 seconds. You will see a list of packages which should be installed to upgrade.- You can upgrade individual packages as follows: sudo apt-get upgrade firefox.
- You can upgrade individual packages as follows: sudo apt-get upgrade firefox.
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Confirm your command. You will be asked if you want to upgrade those packages, if yes, press Y and hit ↵ Enter. If you don't want to upgrade then press N and press ↵ Enter to abort. -
Apt-get will now download and install all of these packages. Bear in mind that this can be a very large download, and might take a considerable time, depending on your internet connection speed.
Method 2 of 2:
Graphical User Interface
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Open Software updater. -
If there is any software to update, select Install Now.
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