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  • Update Manager should automatically prompt you to update. Is it not working? What version of Ubuntu are you using? You can edit to clarify. Also it's Firefox, not foxfire.
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    Possible duplicate of How to install software or upgrade from an old unsupported release?
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  • Update Manager should automatically prompt you to update. Is it not working? What version of Ubuntu are you using? You can edit to clarify. Also it's Firefox, not foxfire.
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    Possible duplicate of How to install software or upgrade from an old unsupported release?
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  • 2




    Insufficient data.
    – DK Bose
    Jan 2 at 4:27










  • Update Manager should automatically prompt you to update. Is it not working? What version of Ubuntu are you using? You can edit to clarify. Also it's Firefox, not foxfire.
    – wjandrea
    Jan 2 at 5:02








  • 1




    Possible duplicate of How to install software or upgrade from an old unsupported release?
    – karel
    Jan 2 at 5:59














  • 2




    Insufficient data.
    – DK Bose
    Jan 2 at 4:27










  • Update Manager should automatically prompt you to update. Is it not working? What version of Ubuntu are you using? You can edit to clarify. Also it's Firefox, not foxfire.
    – wjandrea
    Jan 2 at 5:02








  • 1




    Possible duplicate of How to install software or upgrade from an old unsupported release?
    – karel
    Jan 2 at 5:59








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2




Insufficient data.
– DK Bose
Jan 2 at 4:27




Insufficient data.
– DK Bose
Jan 2 at 4:27












Update Manager should automatically prompt you to update. Is it not working? What version of Ubuntu are you using? You can edit to clarify. Also it's Firefox, not foxfire.
– wjandrea
Jan 2 at 5:02






Update Manager should automatically prompt you to update. Is it not working? What version of Ubuntu are you using? You can edit to clarify. Also it's Firefox, not foxfire.
– wjandrea
Jan 2 at 5:02






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1




Possible duplicate of How to install software or upgrade from an old unsupported release?
– karel
Jan 2 at 5:59




Possible duplicate of How to install software or upgrade from an old unsupported release?
– karel
Jan 2 at 5:59










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Well if you have it connected to the internet then open a terminal and run the appropriate update commands:



Ubuntu (or debian) based systems:



sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade


Or alternatively:



sudo apt  update; sudo apt install --reinstall firefox


Rpm based systems:



sudo yum update firefox


Arch based systems:



sudo pacman -Syu


Since this is Ask Ubuntu I figure you are using Ubuntu but I also figure I post these other commands just in case. Also if you intend to use this laptop regularly I would really reccomend upgrading your version of Ubuntu using:



sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade

sudo do-release-upgrade





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    Well if you have it connected to the internet then open a terminal and run the appropriate update commands:



    Ubuntu (or debian) based systems:



    sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade


    Or alternatively:



    sudo apt  update; sudo apt install --reinstall firefox


    Rpm based systems:



    sudo yum update firefox


    Arch based systems:



    sudo pacman -Syu


    Since this is Ask Ubuntu I figure you are using Ubuntu but I also figure I post these other commands just in case. Also if you intend to use this laptop regularly I would really reccomend upgrading your version of Ubuntu using:



    sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade

    sudo do-release-upgrade





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      Well if you have it connected to the internet then open a terminal and run the appropriate update commands:



      Ubuntu (or debian) based systems:



      sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade


      Or alternatively:



      sudo apt  update; sudo apt install --reinstall firefox


      Rpm based systems:



      sudo yum update firefox


      Arch based systems:



      sudo pacman -Syu


      Since this is Ask Ubuntu I figure you are using Ubuntu but I also figure I post these other commands just in case. Also if you intend to use this laptop regularly I would really reccomend upgrading your version of Ubuntu using:



      sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade

      sudo do-release-upgrade





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        Well if you have it connected to the internet then open a terminal and run the appropriate update commands:



        Ubuntu (or debian) based systems:



        sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade


        Or alternatively:



        sudo apt  update; sudo apt install --reinstall firefox


        Rpm based systems:



        sudo yum update firefox


        Arch based systems:



        sudo pacman -Syu


        Since this is Ask Ubuntu I figure you are using Ubuntu but I also figure I post these other commands just in case. Also if you intend to use this laptop regularly I would really reccomend upgrading your version of Ubuntu using:



        sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade

        sudo do-release-upgrade





        share|improve this answer














        Well if you have it connected to the internet then open a terminal and run the appropriate update commands:



        Ubuntu (or debian) based systems:



        sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade


        Or alternatively:



        sudo apt  update; sudo apt install --reinstall firefox


        Rpm based systems:



        sudo yum update firefox


        Arch based systems:



        sudo pacman -Syu


        Since this is Ask Ubuntu I figure you are using Ubuntu but I also figure I post these other commands just in case. Also if you intend to use this laptop regularly I would really reccomend upgrading your version of Ubuntu using:



        sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade

        sudo do-release-upgrade






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