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Old 02-06-2022, 05:25 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Moonbase59 View Post
This means that—for safety reasons—GUI-based updaters (like in Linux Mint) will show a message, but stop updating until you have manually accepted that change (and thus "allowed" it).

The easiest way to do that on Debian-like systems is performing a sudo apt update in the terminal, confirm the change, and then do a sudo apt upgrade afterwards to actually get the newer version.
The sudo apt upgrade isn't needed as the regular GUI will recognise the change and offer the update.
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