The correction contents in this update

[greengreen]

Hi
I admire Linux Mint for not neglecting maintenance.
With my interest,I want to know the correction contents in this update group.

With my interest,I want to know the correction contents in this update group.

[all41]

Highlight one of the updates and you will have 3 information tabs available in the lower pane.

[SMG]

With my interest,I want to know the correction contents in this update group.

I have already installed the updates, but before I did, I clicked on the Changelog tab (one on the far right, if I recall correctly) for each package individually. Some packages had more changes than others.

[greengreen]

Thanks.
Until now, I didn't know that I could check the contents there.
But I have already applied the update, so there is no window in that image.
I will check it again for another opportunity.
Thank you.

[Hoser Rob]

Linux is very, very modular. I've been using nothing else for a while and I still often get updates for programs whose name I don't recognise at all. Reading all the changelogs looks like a road to insanity to me. I'd stick to reading changelogs on higher level updates.

[JoeFootball]

With my interest,I want to know the correction contents in this update group.

I suspect those are representative of the overall software updates from Cinnamon 5.0.5 to 5.0.6.

https://projects.linuxmint.com/cinnamon/

[greengreen]

Thanks for your comment.
I first learned about the existence of the site.
Has it been there for some time?

[JoeFootball]

Has it been there for some time?

I've known of the LM Projects page for approximately two years, if I remember correctly, but I can't say how long it's been there.

[greengreen]

Thank you.
It's an interesting page.

[mikeflan]

Thanks for your comment.
I first learned about the existence of the site.
Has it been there for some time?

Sometime before 4/2020:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/https://pr ... /cinnamon/

[greengreen]

Oh, it's a recent.
I didn't know until now.
Thank you.

[greengreen]

I admire Linux Mint for not neglecting maintenance.
Just a tweet .