Q. How do I upgrade / update Ubuntu Linux to latest release or software such as 7.10 / Gutsy Gibbon?
A. Ubuntu 7.10 is the current version of the Ubuntu operating system. You can only directly upgrade to Ubuntu 7.10 (“Gutsy Gibbon”) from Ubuntu 7.04 (“Feisty Fawn”). First apply all updates by Clicking System > Administration > Update Manager > Check Only apply updates
Once all updates installed, click on System > Administration > Update Manager > Check > A message will appear informing you of the availability of the new release
Click on Upgrade button > follow the on-screen instructions.
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I’d like to get more information about udating Linux UBUNTU
it says an eror ocupated and i can not proceed
please enlighten me on how to dual boot win XP WITH UBUNTU
@antony gathungu, just install ubuntu on your xp computer; it will ask you if you want to remove windows, follow the prompt, you can choose not to remove windows; then after successful installation, you will see screen where you will choose which OS you want to boot.
am getting this error when trying to update the ubuntu desktop
what this error message mean?
enlighten me please….
Look like remote server is down or overload. Make sure your firewall is configured properly to allow outgoing http request.
ubuntu update fail
Using the command line run:
#sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Have fun!