It’s a fact of computing: apps are going to nag you to update. These shouldn’t be ignored, though, as updates often carry security patches, bug fixes, and new features that make the software more useful. We’ve talked about the essentials to updating Linux and Linux software, but perhaps you just want to quickly update an application on your computer and get on with life. For those times, there’s a simple terminal command to update anything on your computer: sudo apt-get install [package name here] This command will simply check for  and install any updates on the software specified. If you…

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