#SIMPLE TASTY RECIPES INSTALL#

It often won't advise you to do so, so if you have a lot of updates, you should restart, those few seconds you take to do so, can possibly save you hours of head scratching and headache if you don't!. Stopping a package from updating (Locking):ĪPT Explained in more detail: (Advanced Packaging Tool)Īs the title above suggests, when you do regular updates regardless of which method you use to do so, you should restart your system (PC) for that ' Just in case scenario' where something relating to the system was installed/updated. Synaptic > Settings > Repositories > Additional Drivers:Ĭhanging your software sources download location:Įrror messages about 'Duplicate Sources': Run an update (or install/remove a package) using the command line in 'Recovery Mode': NB: 'dist-upgrade' will not udate your OS to the next highest version! To update your system fully, use the following commands in a terminal: If you have more than one operating system installed use the following method: If you only have an Ubuntu based system on your PC: Restart your system after updating (See Synaptic above too!): Welcome all-round tool for Ubuntu Mate (See above)

#SIMPLE TASTY RECIPES INSTALL#

To install Synaptic via the terminal (press Ctrl + Alt + t and the terminal will open): sudo apt-get install synapticĬomplete Synaptic 'How-To' guides here: (Synaptic is not pre-installed in Ubuntu Mate!) Please be aware that if you use Synaptic to update your system and you have critical system updates, make sure you restart after closing Synaptic as Synaptic will not issue a warning that a restart is necessary!.

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