How to quickly set the Ubuntu Kylin 14.04 system update frequency

How to quickly set the Ubuntu Kylin 14.04 system update frequency

New users may like to keep their systems up-to-date, whether it is security updates, system updates, or application updates. And does not like waiting for a week. Yes, by default, the Ubuntu Kylin update Manager Automatically pops up once a week unless it is a security update.

If you want to keep your system updated more frequently, you can change the update settings. In this beginner's tip, we will see how to make your Ubuntu Kylin desktop updated more frequently.

Change update frequency in Ubuntu Kylin 14.04
Go to Dash to search for "update" or "update", and click "software and update ":

In software and updates, go to the updates tab. New users can see the settings used to update the system. For example, for yourself, the default setting is to check for updates every day, but regular updates are only displayed once a week. However, if there is a security update, it will notify you immediately.
To get more frequent notifications about updates, you can change the settings to immediately notify any updates. You can change the following settings:

Of course, you can change the update frequency even if it is not updated frequently. This option depends on you. Considering that you want to keep your system up-to-date, you should follow these skills to speed up the Ubuntu Kylin system.

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