Upgrade to the latest version of Ubuntu

-Using terminal

1. Make sure you have the update-manager-core package

sudo apt install update-manager-core

2. To choose which version of Ubuntu you want
whether an LTS version or a normal version.

In the file /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades,

we need to make sure Prompt=normal for normal releases.
(you can also choose Prompt = lts for only LTS releases)

**Use any text editor**

sudo gedit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades

Edit the Prompt option as per your wish. It is always better to keep it normal.

3. Pre-upgrade steps

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt dist-upgrade

Make sure all the packages are up to date in your system.

Optionally, use

sudo apt autoremove

to clear unwanted packages

4. Check whether a new version is available for your system

do-release-upgrade -c

5. UPGRADE~!

sudo do-release-upgrade

The process starts!!!

Press ENTER and type "Y" whenever required.

Wait for it to reboot automatically.

Your system is ready to go!

Good luck!

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