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Hi,
Since about a month the icon 'software updates available' (ubuntu) doesn't come up anymore to warn that updates are available. Today checked and yes a lot had to be downloaded and installed. I thought last year by checking myself, something also had to be installed for the 'software updater' but apparantly nothing changed.
Does anybody has the same problem ?
thanks,
miramarcos
Couple of things...
You may have installed or activated unattended-upgrades is my first guess.
Default install? Aside from partitioning, that is. Stock answers using offered values?
Hello,
thanks for the tip, can you explain what 'unattended packages' are ? I have Synaptic remove this. But when I paste your commands in the terminal, I got the message 'when you close the terminal you will kill the process'.
miramarcos
Distribution: Currently: OpenMandriva. Previously: openSUSE, PCLinuxOS, CentOS, among others over the years.
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Originally Posted by miramarcos
Hello,
thanks for the tip, can you explain what 'unattended packages' are ? I have Synaptic remove this. But when I paste your commands in the terminal, I got the message 'when you close the terminal you will kill the process'.
miramarcos
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