# HG changeset patch
# User Dirk Olmes <dirk@xanthippe.ping.de>
# Date 1451735989 -3600
# Node ID f6690e50793c26a65015066ff0f8a25cd8530a83
# Parent  c2b99e876559903cbc761ed73aeec65ca69bdec0# Parent  7ad57342534a4b1803cbfc9c7bb2c03dbd05f573
merge with default

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+Title: Linux Mint update from 17.2 to 17.3
+Date: 2015-12-30
+Lang: en
+
+At work we use Linux Mint for some virtual machines that need a desktop environment. Recently, the Linux Mint project released a fairly major update to 17.3. At fist, they did not offer an update for an existing system but promised to release that laster.
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+Now, a good while after the official release publication, I was trying to find info on how to do this "in place" update. I scanned their [home page](http://linuxmint.com/) to no avail. The PDF documentation did not provide any info either. Only after googling around I found [a blog post](http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2955) explaining the update progress. I performed the update and everything went very smooth.
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+Too bad that the project does not put that important bit of info in a more prominent place ...