In this blog, we learn to make sure that we are using the most recent updated versions of the packages by updating and upgrading all the packages with the methods discussed.
There are two different methods by which we can update all the packages:
The Ubuntu distribution can be managed by the command-line interface. So, we will first open the terminal using the shortcut key “CTRL+ALT+T” and then use the command given-below to get an update of all the packages:
To view the packages whose updates are available, run the command:
To upgrade all these packages altogether, execute the command:
It will confirm from you to proceed with the process, allow it by typing “Y” and pressing the ENTER key:
When the process is completed, all the packages will be up to date.
Another method to update all the packages on Ubuntu is by using the GUI (Graphical User Interface) method.
For updating packages through GUI, search for “Software Updates” in the application search bar and open it:
It will show you the packages ready to be upgraded(if any). Click on the “Install Now” button to begin the updating process of all the packages:
When the upgradation of all the packages is completed, the message will be displayed on the screen.
This way, one can update and upgrade all the packages on Ubuntu 22.04 without any hassle.
Use “sudo apt update” and “sudo apt upgrade -y” commands to update and upgrade all the packages to their newest available versions on Ubuntu 22.04. In this writeup, two different methods are demonstrated by which all the packages of Ubuntu can be updated.
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