07-08-2017, 04:19 PM
(07-08-2017, 09:07 AM)RandomBoy link Wrote: It's a good idea to check these wonderful forums before updating, just to see if there's an issue. Most of the issues come from "upstream" (Ubuntu), and their habit of sneaking beta software into an LTS by means of an update just gets my goat. Long Live Linux Lite!
OK. I can see where that would be a wise thing to do, for sure. So that brings a couple of completely new questions to mind. How often should a guy really do updates? Then, regardless of how often updates should be performed, how does a guy know if an update just hit an hour or two prior to him performing "Lite Updates"? What I mean is, I make sure to be up to date on any possible problems with updates, check the forum for any new problems, perform "Lite Updates" and then discover that an update was added upstream just an hour before I did the update and Ubuntu did sneak a Beta in.
Or,, am I just getting way too cautious and worried, and I should just forget this and do "Lite Updates" and trust Jerry and the crew to take care of problems?
Steve
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