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To keep your computer safe and in good working condition, it is recommended to apply all available updates and to set up system snapshots, so that you can restore your system in case something goes wrong.
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Core concepts
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Core concepts
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This section explains the core concepts related to software updates.
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This section explains the core concepts related to software updates.
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This section explains kernel updates.
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This section explains kernel updates.
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Advanced techniques
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Advanced techniques
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This section explains advanced techniques.
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This section explains advanced techniques.
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translator-credits
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Put one translator per line, in the form of NAME <EMAIL>, YEAR1, YEAR2
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Linux kernel %s
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Linux kernel %s
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The Linux kernel.
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The Linux kernel.
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The Linux Kernel is responsible for hardware and drivers support. Note that this update will not remove your existing kernel. You will still be able to boot with the current kernel by choosing the advanced options in your boot menu. Please be cautious though.. kernel regressions can affect your ability to connect to the Internet or to log in graphically. DKMS modules are compiled for the most recent kernels installed on your computer. If you are using proprietary drivers and you want to use an older kernel, you will need to remove the new one first.
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The Linux Kernel is responsible for hardware and drivers support. Note that this update will not remove your existing kernel. You will still be able to boot with the current kernel by choosing the advanced options in your boot menu. Please be cautious though.. kernel regressions can affect your ability to connect to the Internet or to log in graphically. DKMS modules are compiled for the most recent kernels installed on your computer. If you are using proprietary drivers and you want to use an older kernel, you will need to remove the new one first.
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