How To Update Linux Mint In Few Easy Steps
June 26, 2010
1. Make sure you are online. Click on ‘Menu>Terminal’.
2. Issue the following command in the terminal: sudo apt-get update
Enter your user password when prompted.
3. The system will check online repositories for new versions of the system files as well as all the installed applications.
4. When done, issue the following command in the terminal: sudo apt-get upgrade
5. The system will display a list of packages to be upgraded and will ask for user confirmation. Answer ‘y’ to continue.
6. Now sit back and relax as system downloads and upgrades the packages. Close the terminal when done.
The above two commands can be used to update Ubuntu Linux or any Debian Linux based distribution.
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