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I am on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit. As of recently I started getting message that I need to upgrade the system in order to install new kernel. Look at the image.





However, during this upgrade they will remove some of tools which I do not want to be removed.



The same thing happened a few months ago and I upgraded to install kernel and as of then some Java apps stopped working, especially those who were depended on 32bit libraries I forcibly installed.



How to stop this happening? Why are they forcing me to upgrade when 12.04 was supposed to be LTS?


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  1. Open the Dash (By pressing the "Super-Key" / "Windows-Key" / "Ubuntu-Key" / "Command-Key")

  2. Search for "Software"

  3. Open the application "Software & Updates"

  4. Select the "Updates" tab

  5. Next to "Notify me of a new Ubuntu version:" select "For long-term support versions": Software & Updates

  6. Enter your password and press enter

  7. Close the "Software & Updates" application

  8. Allow the system to search for updates: enter image description here


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