[mystik]

Try to be nice. This is my first day sticking with Linux.

I have tried using Linux for my HTPC several times before (not including LibreElec, which I have used successfully for long periods). When I say Linux, I mean fill blown. But, until now, I always ran into some issue that made me switch back to something else. It looks like I might finally be able to stick with it this time.

Anyway, I am using the latest Ubuntu, and I know about adding the official Kodi repo to facilitate installing the latest version of Kodi. I know how to install Kodi from terminal also. But, here's my question. Now that i have the team XBMC repo installed, will Kodi be presented as an update along with other software through "Discover"? I believe it would work like the Play Store on Android (for example) and show the update when available? I may even be able to enable auto-updating if I wanted?

What I am getting at is... I don't have to manually run the Kodi install command in thermal when the time comes for the next update, right?

Thanks much in advance.

Thanks much in advance.

[Klojum]

When you have installed Kodi using the PPA as per our Wiki instructions, then updates of Kodi and its system dependent files will be updated automatically when:

- Ubuntu does its periodic internal update check
- You press the Updates icon in the Ubuntu GUI
- You manually activate system updates via the command-line using sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade.

You can withhold updates in Ubuntu, but that's another matter.

[mystik]

Thank you. Appreciate the confirmation.