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Ubuntu 22.04, codename "Jammy Jellyfish", was released on the 21st of April 2022. In this article, I will show you how to upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 to the new Ubuntu 22.04 in a few easy steps.
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Hi! there are some refetences to Debian 11 in the text.
Thank you for the hint. I changed the sentence which referred to Debian instead of the Ubuntu version.
Soooo cooool! thanks!
Another question, after the upgrade (as expected) I ended up wit lñots of backup files like ~, bkp, old, dpkg-old, etc. Also there are a lot of old compressed log file (after thgree years of smooth run, that's obious).
Is there a way or command to clean up the installation of backup files and old unneeded stuff?
Thanks!
Thanks for this short guide.
For those using public-key authentication, make sure to update your ssh-client to the latest version, otherwise you might not be able to login to the upgraded system.
Also check /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory to reenable any external repositories, which were disabled automatically during upgrade.
in the ubuntu install procvess I got errors when there was an upgrade from munin which prevent munin from starting. This ist because in the previous config file are a syntax error in line 30 and 31. After changing the content of these lines with the lines in the patch I can start munin