Ubuntu15.04 (VividVervet) will arrive on schedule in a few weeks, but some of our friends are eager to try it. The following small series will tell you how to do this. First of all, it must be noted that this article is about how to upgrade from Ubuntu14.10 to Ubuntu15.04. If you are using Ubuntu14.04, you must first upgrade to 14.10 and then upgrade to 15.04. Let's get started! Desktop version upgrade: first check system updates. If yes, update the system:
Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet) will arrive on schedule in a few weeks, but some of our friends are eager to try it. The following small series will tell you how to do this.
First of all, it must be noted that this article is about how to upgrade from Ubuntu 14.10 to Ubuntu 15.04. If you are using Ubuntu 14.04, You need to first upgrade to 14.10 and then upgrade to 15.04.
Let's get started!
Desktop version upgrade:
First, check for system updates. If yes, update the system:
Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Next, check whether any available version is available:
Sudo update-manager-d
Then go to the graphic Update page:
Then, follow the system prompts and step by step. After the installation is successful, restart the computer and view the system attributes. You will see:
Enjoy the new version!
-D tells the update manager to upgrade to the development version, that is, Ubuntu 15.04 before the official version is released. The upgrade time depends on your network speed.
Note: there will inevitably be a small number of bugs in the development version, and Ubuntu 15.04 is a short-term support version, so if you use it in daily work and life, it is best not to upgrade it to 15.04.
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