Slopoke wrote:I used: Synaptic>Status>Package Updates>Apply, done. Yep You can also find the menu GUI for Update Mgr there. Search "Update Mgr."
My Synaptic does not have a menu heading for Status. There is a Package (not Package Updates) menu, but it is a heading (see on the window without having to click a heading), not a second-level one. And everything under it is grayed out.
Did you download a different version of Synaptic Package Manager than the one that is preinstalled, or do I have to do something that everyone is assuming that everyone else already knows how to do and thus doesn't mention it?
Also:
I was looking around in Ubuntu Tweak - and I was presented with an update (five or eight things). I hesitated for a while, but told it to go ahead. I was worried because I thought I read a while back (previous Ultimate Edition version) that we were
not supposed to upgrade our system via Ubuntu Tweak. But it appears to have worked acceptably. I just ran UT again and there are another five updates (one, Tweak, was updated last time - does this update thing only update incrementally, IOW, if I have version 3 and version 5 is available, will it only update to version 4 and then I have to pick up the current one afterwards? Or did they release a new version of UT in the 20 minutes or so between me getting the update and me running UT again?). And in UT under Applications / Update Manager (five more packages available, I
assume it is safe to select and update them?) at the bottom there is a check-box for "Automatically run System Update Manager." If I check this and then exit the application, will my system start behaving like previous versions of Ultimate Edition did, that is, whenever updates are available the Update Manager would run and make me aware of it & let me click on the button (and type my password) to have the updates occur, instead of having to run Ubuntu Tweak whenever I think there might be updates available? I'd rather they were presented to me as soon as possible instead of me having to manually check via UT (I would probably forget a few days at a time and might miss something important).