[valtam]

Yes Scott, people are choosing the wrong option during updates, when the default is already chosen for them. All they need to do is press Enter for the issue and the lsb updates.

[Wirezfree]

Yes Scott, people are choosing the wrong option during updates, when the default is already chosen for them. All they need to do is press Enter for the issue and the lsb updates.

Hi Valtam,

Can you clarify which update you are referring to.?
When I select Update on the main menu,
I enter my Password, and that's it, no option to choose from.
It runs, and the updates are applied, the screen closes

I have never encountered any screens like Scott(0) posted.

Thanks... David

[mjwilliamsmj]

Hi,

I did in fact receive the screens posted during the update.
And yes, I selected to replace the files, as it was an update - silly me.
I have corrected the files back to their original contents.

All is good, now.
Thank you all for being patient with me.

A suggestion for the update would be to remove these two files from the update, so the Linux Lite distribution is not mis-marked.

[Scott(0)]

@Wirezfree

Hi Valtam,

Can you clarify which update you are referring to.?
When I select Update on the main menu,
I enter my Password, and that's it, no option to choose from.
It runs, and the updates are applied, the screen closes

I have never encountered any screens like Scott(0) posted.

Thanks... David

Hi. I'm fairly confident the update from the previous screenshot comes from:
package = base-files
version = 6.5ubuntu6.7

I'm not sure why you never got a prompting option for the changes. Maybe check in Synaptic to confirm that it is actually installed.