How to upgrade from Ubuntu 22.04 to 23.04 using terminal [2024]

Step 01:

Get all the apt updates

sudo apt-get update and
sudo apt-get upgrade

to make sure all the packages are in the latest version.

Step 02:

Update the system using the below command.

sudo do-release-upgrade

This might warn you that if you were to continue livepatch will be turned off. Type y and continue.

If you encounter an error saying...

Go to /etc/apt/sources.list.d and locate the winehq-<release>.sources and delete it. This will do the trick. If it throws an access denied error, try it with root privilages.

sudo rm -rf winehq-<release>.sources

Make sure you replace the with whatever the version that shows in your directory.

Example: winehq-jammy.sources

Then redo the Entire step 02 from beginning.

Moving on....

If you get a "third party entries in sources.list disabled" warning, type y and continue

Then the update starts to download and

• Remove unnecessary packages
• Install new packages needed for the new version
• Upgrade existing packages

This will be a lengthy process depending upon the internet connection speed. So sit back and relax.

Once everything is downloaded (about 2.7GB) it will start upgrading them.