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Can You Update Ubuntu…By CD?

Written by eldipablo on September 10, 2007 – 10:39 am -

If you have ever installed a fresh new copy of Ubuntu, you have gone through a ton of updates. It is almost as bad as Windows in that respect. If you have to update numerous computers at once, it can also suck up all of your bandwidth. There is another way though.

What if I told you that you could back up all of your updates from one computer to CD or DVD (Your choice) and then update all of your other Ubuntu machines at once without having to go out to the repositories and suck up your bandwidth? You would probably say, “El Di Pablo, you’re crazy bro!” That may be true, but it can be done.

With a little application called APTonCD, you can update one computer, then backup all of those many updates you downloaded to a CD or DVD, then turn around and update all of the rest of your Ubuntu machines with the CD or DVD. Those machines don’t even need to be connected to the internet!

For installation, and usage, read the full article here!

Originally Posted on Bauer-Power By El Di Pablo


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3 Responses to “Can You Update Ubuntu…By CD?”

  1. By PD on Sep 10, 2007 | Reply

    Is it possible to slipstream the updates so after the initial install you’re ready to go?

  2. By El Di Pablo on Sep 10, 2007 | Reply

    Now that is a juicy question PD… I am searching Google now, but I am not finding anything.

  3. By Super Dude on Sep 10, 2007 | Reply

    i think so let me try it & get back to u PD

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