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I would like to know if it is possible to update from Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS to Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS.






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I would like to know if it is possible to update from Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS to Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS.






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I would like to know if it is possible to update from Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS to Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS.





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  • What are point releases in LTS versions?

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Point release upgrades (16.04.x to 16.04.y) are generally applied automatically whenever you update and upgrade the system from either "Software Updater" app or terminal/command line. To update from terminal/command line, run:



sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade


To check which version you are currently using, either go to Settings → Details or open terminal and run:



lsb_release -a





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    Point release upgrades (16.04.x to 16.04.y) are generally applied automatically whenever you update and upgrade the system from either "Software Updater" app or terminal/command line. To update from terminal/command line, run:



    sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade


    To check which version you are currently using, either go to Settings → Details or open terminal and run:



    lsb_release -a





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      Point release upgrades (16.04.x to 16.04.y) are generally applied automatically whenever you update and upgrade the system from either "Software Updater" app or terminal/command line. To update from terminal/command line, run:



      sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade


      To check which version you are currently using, either go to Settings → Details or open terminal and run:



      lsb_release -a





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        Point release upgrades (16.04.x to 16.04.y) are generally applied automatically whenever you update and upgrade the system from either "Software Updater" app or terminal/command line. To update from terminal/command line, run:



        sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade


        To check which version you are currently using, either go to Settings → Details or open terminal and run:



        lsb_release -a





        share|improve this answer













        Point release upgrades (16.04.x to 16.04.y) are generally applied automatically whenever you update and upgrade the system from either "Software Updater" app or terminal/command line. To update from terminal/command line, run:



        sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade


        To check which version you are currently using, either go to Settings → Details or open terminal and run:



        lsb_release -a






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