This tutorial will explain step by step to upgrade Debian Desktop version 10 Buster to version 11 Bullseye for your computer. We do this to the GNOME edition and the process downloads all the updates using the internet not CDROM. We will use command lines to proceed. We hope you can upgrade yours successfully including if you use Debian desktop choice other than ours. Let's upgrade!
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You may have been familiar with the name Debian Unstable also known as Sid and may want to try it. As an Ubuntu user, this curiosity is nothing weird, as every release of Ubuntu itself is created from it, and many persons around you may talk about it pretty often. The secret is, there is no image file to download for it, so you cannot install it as an operating system. This is why I make this simple guide to invite you to try Debian Unstable on your computer. Let's go!
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Hello AppImage users! If you like AppImage so much you have many AppImage apps, and you wonder how to upgrade them, here comes AppImageUpdate for you. Running AppImage apps is easy, and updating them is easy too thanks to this program. This small program works to update AppImages you have easily just by selecting the file and go. Update process is also easy and efficient, it automates the download in diff size (also known as "delta"), not starting it from zero percent. Complete your happiness in GNU/Linux with it. This tutorial explains with pictures and an example to do it. Enjoy!
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This article covers how to upgrade Mozilla Thunderbird manually in Ubuntu. This article uses Ubuntu 15.04 as example but it should be compatible with any other version of Ubuntu. This article consists of three simple steps. We like the manual way so we know what happen while doing upgrading. We will use command line to do this.
In Ubuntu 14.04, the built-in version of Firefox is 28.0. This is pretty old version of Firefox. To upgrade it into the latest version (44.0.1 when this article written), but you dislike Ubuntu automatic software updater way of upgrading, follow this instruction. Important: this instruction is applicable to another version of Ubuntu (such as 12.04 or 15.10 currently) and further version of Firefox too.
Recently, I wrote a post on how to upgrade Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal to Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail via Graphical Update Manager. Have you ever know that we can perform such task via command line a.k.a via Terminal? Today I'd like to show you how to upgrade Ubuntu via Terminal, this is just another way to upgrade Ubuntu, of course you can choose which method as you wish, via graphical update manager or via command line :)
Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail will be officially released next month, but if you want to take a peek about what's new in Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail, you can now upgrade to Ubuntu 13.04 from Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal via Update Manager. Please note that Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail is still in ALPHA release :CMIIW so please don't install it on a production machine.
The second maintenance release of Linux Kernel 3.7 has been released. The Linux Kernel 3.7.2 brings a lot of improvements and bug fixes especially for ALSA, NFS filesystem, bluetooth devices, and Apple wireless keyboard. Today, I'd like to give a download links of the latest Linux Kernel so you can install it easily. Please don't install this release of Linux Kernel on your production system because it may break your system :)
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise Pangolin released few days ago. If you are using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Lucid Lynx or Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot, you can upgrade to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise Pangolin without installing from scratch. There are two methods we can use, upgrading via Internet or upgrading via alternate Ubuntu CD (without Internet connection).
1. Upgrading with Internet connection
Ubuntu users who have high speed Internet access can upgrade to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise Pangolin easily by typing the following command on Linux Terminal:
The Update Manager window will appear and inform that New Ubuntu release '12.04 LTS' is available. All you need to do is just click the "Upgrade" button.
- update-manager -d
