In This Video We Are Discussing About Get the latest version of Ubuntu without reinstalling your system, Do you want to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 from an earlier version? Well, in this video I show you how — and spoiler alert: it’s really not that difficult!

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This guide is written for those who want to make the jump from the incumbent LTS to the upcoming LTS, as well as those who want to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 from Ubuntu 21.10 (reminder: support for that release ends in a few months).

The good news is that you do not need to download an .iso from a server, fuss around flashing it to a USB, then put your precious files at direct risk from a clean install.

Instead, you can upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 directly. All you need is an internet connection, a spare 10-15 minutes, and a mouse and keyboard that work.

But be smart; before you do anything you should backup important files, system settings, dot files, and other critical content you’d be be low-key livid to lose.

How to Upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04

Ubuntu 22.04 is NOT yet stable
This guide is written early to help those who want to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 early do so. Follow the steps below to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 Beta – if you do not know what a beta is or why you would want to use one then please wait for the stable release on April 21.

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is released on April 21, 2022. It receives 5 years of app and security updates meaning you get support until July 2027 — which is pretty awesome!

You can upgrade to 22.04 from either Ubuntu 20.04 or Ubuntu 21.10. If you run Ubuntu 18.04 LTS you have to upgrade to 20.04 first. Annoying, but necessary; you can’t queue jump without doing a fresh install.

To upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 you need:

A working internet connection
A fully-updated 64-bit Ubuntu 20.04 LTS/Ubuntu 21.10 install
The steps needed are below, and they differ depending on your Ubuntu version. Be sure to read through the relevant section carefully before you begin.

Upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Before release day (21 April, 2022)
To upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 from Ubuntu 20.04 prior to release you need to do two things.

First, you need to tell this version of Ubuntu that it’s okay to “see” development versions:

Open Software & Updates tool
Click the “Updates” tab
Change “Notify me of a new Ubuntu version” to “For any new version”
Then, open a new Terminal window (or press ctrl + t) and run this command:

sudo do-release-upgrade -d
This command checks for a new development release, disables all third-party PPAs, and rewrites your system’s apt list to point to jammy development branches (from where it fetches updated packages required to complete your upgrade).

Do not press any other button(s) after you issue the command. Wait for it to calculate the changes. Provided that your internet connection is reliable, proceed as directed. If you choose to abort the upgrade after this point you MUST re-enable the focal (20.04) repos manually. This is NOT done automatically.

As for the actual upgrade the bulk of it is automatic. You don’t need to do anything other than wait (and watch all the command line text fly by in the terminal). That said don’t abandon your system entirely as, config dependent, you may be required to press Y or N to okay the odd package overwrite at some point in the process (and things won’t carry on until you do).


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