08-17-2016, 03:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-17-2016, 03:26 PM by torreydale.)
Three things:
1) You could use the terminal command I listed earlier.
2) You could install/upgrade/reinstall linux-generic using Synaptic Package Manager.
3) In Synaptic Package Manager (ie Install/Remove Software), you need to click on Reload first. Then Installed (upgradeable) in the left pane. If nothing there, just do Reload, Mark All Upgrades, and Apply.
1) You could use the terminal command I listed earlier.
2) You could install/upgrade/reinstall linux-generic using Synaptic Package Manager.
3) In Synaptic Package Manager (ie Install/Remove Software), you need to click on Reload first. Then Installed (upgradeable) in the left pane. If nothing there, just do Reload, Mark All Upgrades, and Apply.
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