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How I can update droplet?
- Posted April 12, 2014
When I login I see message: 64 packages can be updated. 36 updates are security updates
How I can do this updates? I use Ubuntu 13.10
Thanks Nick
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You can try the following cli to keep your droplet up-to-date, clean and secure: <br> <br>apt-get update && aptitude dist-upgrade -y && apt-get autoremove -y <br> <br>HTH <br>
You can try the following cli to keep your droplet up-to-date, clean and secure: <br> <br>apt-get update && aptitude dist-upgrade -y && apt-get autoremove -y <br> <br>HTH <br>
You can try the following cli to keep your droplet up-to-date, clean and secure: <br> <br>apt-get update && aptitude dist-upgrade -y && apt-get autoremove -y <br> <br>HTH <br>
You can try the following cli to keep your droplet up-to-date, clean and secure: <br> <br>apt-get update && aptitude dist-upgrade -y && apt-get autoremove -y <br> <br>HTH <br>
You can try the following cli to keep your droplet up-to-date, clean and secure: <br> <br>apt-get update && aptitude dist-upgrade -y && apt-get autoremove -y <br> <br>HTH <br>
You can try the following cli to keep your droplet up-to-date, clean and secure: <br> <br>apt-get update && aptitude dist-upgrade -y && apt-get autoremove -y <br> <br>HTH <br>
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