Upgrade to Xubuntu 18.04 [duplicate]

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Working on Xubuntu 16.04. I would like to upgrade to 18.04, without reinstall. What are the steps?




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  • Try these commands: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
    – George Udosen
    Apr 27 at 16:06







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    To tell you the truth, I just did the upgrade from Xubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 and now I am regretting it. Too many errors, video driver issues, and applications that end up on the apt upgrade that will not upgrade due to dependency issues. I would recommend that you wait for the first point release (18.04.1) due out in July of this year, or do a clean install of 18.04. The normal upgrade command is do-release-upgrade -d but I am warning you now that it may not go smooth at all.
    – Terrance
    Apr 27 at 17:02






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    This question was marked as a duplicate of existing questions, but the questions linked aren't duplicates - they are about upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, not Xubuntu 18.04. If you're not careful about upgrading Xubuntu, it will be upgraded to Ubuntu.
    – Brian Kendig
    May 2 at 1:40






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    I confirm, that this question is NOT a duplicate. Please, unmark it. This is about XUBUNTU, not UBUNTU, and about version 18.04, not 16.04.
    – Przemysław Różycki
    Jun 6 at 13:33










  • I wrote a freely available article about this: How to do a Xubuntu LTS Release Upgrade
    – Serge Stroobandt
    Aug 6 at 23:36














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  • How do I upgrade to a newer version of Ubuntu?

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  • How do I upgrade from 14.04 LTS to 16.04.1 LTS?

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Working on Xubuntu 16.04. I would like to upgrade to 18.04, without reinstall. What are the steps?




16.04 upgrade xubuntu 18.04




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marked as duplicate by Fabby, karel, user117103, David Foerster, Eliah Kagan Apr 28 at 1:29


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  • Try these commands: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
    – George Udosen
    Apr 27 at 16:06







  • 2




    To tell you the truth, I just did the upgrade from Xubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 and now I am regretting it. Too many errors, video driver issues, and applications that end up on the apt upgrade that will not upgrade due to dependency issues. I would recommend that you wait for the first point release (18.04.1) due out in July of this year, or do a clean install of 18.04. The normal upgrade command is do-release-upgrade -d but I am warning you now that it may not go smooth at all.
    – Terrance
    Apr 27 at 17:02






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    This question was marked as a duplicate of existing questions, but the questions linked aren't duplicates - they are about upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, not Xubuntu 18.04. If you're not careful about upgrading Xubuntu, it will be upgraded to Ubuntu.
    – Brian Kendig
    May 2 at 1:40






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    I confirm, that this question is NOT a duplicate. Please, unmark it. This is about XUBUNTU, not UBUNTU, and about version 18.04, not 16.04.
    – Przemysław Różycki
    Jun 6 at 13:33










  • I wrote a freely available article about this: How to do a Xubuntu LTS Release Upgrade
    – Serge Stroobandt
    Aug 6 at 23:36












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  • How do I upgrade to a newer version of Ubuntu?

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  • How do I upgrade from 14.04 LTS to 16.04.1 LTS?

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Working on Xubuntu 16.04. I would like to upgrade to 18.04, without reinstall. What are the steps?




16.04 upgrade xubuntu 18.04




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  • How do I upgrade to a newer version of Ubuntu?

    12 answers



  • How do I upgrade from 14.04 LTS to 16.04.1 LTS?

    2 answers



Working on Xubuntu 16.04. I would like to upgrade to 18.04, without reinstall. What are the steps?





This question already has an answer here:



  • How do I upgrade to a newer version of Ubuntu?

    12 answers



  • How do I upgrade from 14.04 LTS to 16.04.1 LTS?

    2 answers





16.04 upgrade xubuntu 18.04





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marked as duplicate by Fabby, karel, user117103, David Foerster, Eliah Kagan Apr 28 at 1:29


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marked as duplicate by Fabby, karel, user117103, David Foerster, Eliah Kagan Apr 28 at 1:29


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  • Try these commands: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
    – George Udosen
    Apr 27 at 16:06







  • 2




    To tell you the truth, I just did the upgrade from Xubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 and now I am regretting it. Too many errors, video driver issues, and applications that end up on the apt upgrade that will not upgrade due to dependency issues. I would recommend that you wait for the first point release (18.04.1) due out in July of this year, or do a clean install of 18.04. The normal upgrade command is do-release-upgrade -d but I am warning you now that it may not go smooth at all.
    – Terrance
    Apr 27 at 17:02






  • 1




    This question was marked as a duplicate of existing questions, but the questions linked aren't duplicates - they are about upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, not Xubuntu 18.04. If you're not careful about upgrading Xubuntu, it will be upgraded to Ubuntu.
    – Brian Kendig
    May 2 at 1:40






  • 1




    I confirm, that this question is NOT a duplicate. Please, unmark it. This is about XUBUNTU, not UBUNTU, and about version 18.04, not 16.04.
    – Przemysław Różycki
    Jun 6 at 13:33










  • I wrote a freely available article about this: How to do a Xubuntu LTS Release Upgrade
    – Serge Stroobandt
    Aug 6 at 23:36
















  • Try these commands: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
    – George Udosen
    Apr 27 at 16:06







  • 2




    To tell you the truth, I just did the upgrade from Xubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 and now I am regretting it. Too many errors, video driver issues, and applications that end up on the apt upgrade that will not upgrade due to dependency issues. I would recommend that you wait for the first point release (18.04.1) due out in July of this year, or do a clean install of 18.04. The normal upgrade command is do-release-upgrade -d but I am warning you now that it may not go smooth at all.
    – Terrance
    Apr 27 at 17:02






  • 1




    This question was marked as a duplicate of existing questions, but the questions linked aren't duplicates - they are about upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, not Xubuntu 18.04. If you're not careful about upgrading Xubuntu, it will be upgraded to Ubuntu.
    – Brian Kendig
    May 2 at 1:40






  • 1




    I confirm, that this question is NOT a duplicate. Please, unmark it. This is about XUBUNTU, not UBUNTU, and about version 18.04, not 16.04.
    – Przemysław Różycki
    Jun 6 at 13:33










  • I wrote a freely available article about this: How to do a Xubuntu LTS Release Upgrade
    – Serge Stroobandt
    Aug 6 at 23:36















Try these commands: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
– George Udosen
Apr 27 at 16:06





Try these commands: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
– George Udosen
Apr 27 at 16:06





2




2




To tell you the truth, I just did the upgrade from Xubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 and now I am regretting it. Too many errors, video driver issues, and applications that end up on the apt upgrade that will not upgrade due to dependency issues. I would recommend that you wait for the first point release (18.04.1) due out in July of this year, or do a clean install of 18.04. The normal upgrade command is do-release-upgrade -d but I am warning you now that it may not go smooth at all.
– Terrance
Apr 27 at 17:02




To tell you the truth, I just did the upgrade from Xubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 and now I am regretting it. Too many errors, video driver issues, and applications that end up on the apt upgrade that will not upgrade due to dependency issues. I would recommend that you wait for the first point release (18.04.1) due out in July of this year, or do a clean install of 18.04. The normal upgrade command is do-release-upgrade -d but I am warning you now that it may not go smooth at all.
– Terrance
Apr 27 at 17:02




1




1




This question was marked as a duplicate of existing questions, but the questions linked aren't duplicates - they are about upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, not Xubuntu 18.04. If you're not careful about upgrading Xubuntu, it will be upgraded to Ubuntu.
– Brian Kendig
May 2 at 1:40




This question was marked as a duplicate of existing questions, but the questions linked aren't duplicates - they are about upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, not Xubuntu 18.04. If you're not careful about upgrading Xubuntu, it will be upgraded to Ubuntu.
– Brian Kendig
May 2 at 1:40




1




1




I confirm, that this question is NOT a duplicate. Please, unmark it. This is about XUBUNTU, not UBUNTU, and about version 18.04, not 16.04.
– Przemysław Różycki
Jun 6 at 13:33




I confirm, that this question is NOT a duplicate. Please, unmark it. This is about XUBUNTU, not UBUNTU, and about version 18.04, not 16.04.
– Przemysław Różycki
Jun 6 at 13:33












I wrote a freely available article about this: How to do a Xubuntu LTS Release Upgrade
– Serge Stroobandt
Aug 6 at 23:36




I wrote a freely available article about this: How to do a Xubuntu LTS Release Upgrade
– Serge Stroobandt
Aug 6 at 23:36















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