Upgrading Ubuntu Linux made easy - iTWire

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There has been a significant amount of media coverage on upgrading to Windows 7. Reports are emerging of upgrades taking a long time, with typical times of 4-5 hours and some reports of up to 10 hours. Upgrading from a 32 bit version to a 64 bit version is not possible and requires a fresh install. In comparison, let's see how easy to is to upgrade to the latest version of Ubuntu Linux.

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On Thursday 29 October 2009 Canonical released Ubuntu "Karmic Koala" 9.10. For existing users there are two main methods of upgrading to this latest release. Firstly, hitting Alt+F2 which opens up the "Run application" box and typing in "sudo update-manager -d" and hitting Enter. This will check for and download the latest version. A version upgrade usually involves installing a new kernel, so a reboot is required and then you're off and going.

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