KDE Neon 16.04 To 18.04

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KDE Neon Stable release update to 18.04

1) Update your system using Plasma Discover
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2) Edit /etc/update-manager/meta-release e.g. with sudo nano /etc/update-manager/meta-release and edit releases.neon.kde.org to be metadata.neon.kde.org/changelogs/
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3) Log out and log back in again
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4) You will be notified of a new release
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5) Review the release notes from Ubuntu
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6) Upgrader will run
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If you have any additional repositories enabled you will get a message similar to this. Click close and you can re-enable the repositories after the upgrade if needed
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7) You now get to choose to start the upgrade
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8) Have a cup of tea while it downloads and installs the upgrade
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9) Click Remove to remove obsolete packages
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10) Click Restart Now
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11) Welcome to your updated KDE neon running on Bionic
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Fonte: https://community.kde.org/Neon/BionicUpgrades

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