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      <name>Linux Mint</name>
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    <desc>There are different types of updates</desc>
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    <title>The different types of updates</title>

    <p>D wigi i d anawen n  ileqman yemgaraden:</p>

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      <item><p>"Ileqman n iseɣẓanen" d ileqman yesseɣtayen ibugen  (zemren d aɣen ad d-glun s tmahilin timaynutin).</p></item>
      <item><p>"Ileqman n tɣellist" d ileqman iseɣtayen ayen ur nerkid ara.</p></item>
      <item><p>"Ileqman n iɣes" d asebded n iɣes amaynut aneggaru.</p></item>
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    <p>Security is very important but also very technical. Vulnerabilities don't always affect your computer and can be quite difficult to understand. Most people don't understand them at all and their personal computers are rarely at risk. That said, a security breach can have dire consequences, so it is always recommended to take them seriously.</p>

    <p>By default, security updates are always visible, no matter what policy you chose and what level they are.</p>

    <p>Software updates aren't as important. They bring bug fixes or improvements which are not related to security. As such they're less urgent and can even be considered optional.</p>

    <note><p>Di Linux Mint, ileqman n iɣes amaynut ad d-glun s useɣti n tɣellist akked ibugen (tikwal d aɣen s tmahilin timaynutin), d ayen yeɛnan iḥricen ixataren n unagraw n wammud. Ayen ara yerren ileqman n yiɣes d i xataren seg idis n tɣellist, acukan zemren daɣen ad d-glun s tuɣalin ar deffir iweɛṛen i useɣti i yiseqdacen imaynuten.</p></note>

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