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  <title>Menaxhuesi i Përditësimeve</title>

  <p>The Update Manager provides your operating system with software and security updates.</p>

  <p>Updates are important because they keep your computer safe, eliminate bugs and can even add new features to your operating system.</p>

  <p>Unfortunately they also sometimes introduce new issues called 'regressions', which can break things which worked well before.</p>

  <p>It is recommended to apply security updates but also to understand how updates can affect your computer, so you can review them, apply them with caution and be prepared in case something goes wrong.</p>

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    <title>Core concepts</title>

    <p>This section explains the core concepts related to software updates.</p>
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    <title>Applying updates</title>

    <p>This section explains update levels, policies.</p>
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  <section id="kernel">
    <title>Kernel updates</title>

    <p>This section explains kernel updates.</p>
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  <section id="advanced">
    <title>Advanced techniques</title>

    <p>This section explains advanced techniques.</p>
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