[Newbie] ubuntu's update-manager???
David Armour
d.f.armour at shaw.ca
Fri May 26 14:53:30 UTC 2006
>> On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 09:12 -0700, David Armour wrote:
>>
>>
>>> 1. from the More Information, Please Dept... "software updates correct
>>> errors, eliminate security vulnerabilities and provide new features"
>>> sounds benign. the boilerplate text under "you can install X updates,"
>>> however, leaves unanswered: what's recommended? all of them? if not,
>>> which ones can i safely / optimally ignore / apply? What contributes to
>>> the # of updates? Can I do anything to reduce the number?
>>>
>>> 2. when update manager says it's ...downloading 43 of 81files? (... 26
>>> m17s remaining) ??? ...with a 53.1Mb download size.... and it does stuff
>>> greater or lesser than this EVERY day, what's up with that?
thank you for your replies. i'd include/link them somewhere in the
update-manager help itself. at least i found them more helpful than
what's there at the moment. what's the preferred way to suggest
something like that? it's not exactly a bug report.
> The update-manager on Ubuntu uses a tool called Synaptic. Synaptic is
a graphical front-end to the venerable debian tool
> apt-get. <snip>
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