The video tutorial explains the process of updating and patching Linux operating systems, highlighting the differences from Windows updates. It introduces the concept of rolling repositories and demonstrates how to update Linux using both the GUI Software Updater and the command line interface. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of proper patch management and best practices for maintaining system security.

What is a key difference between Linux and Windows update processes?

• Linux uses rolling repositories.

• Linux updates are automatic.

• Windows uses rolling repositories.

• Windows updates are manual.

What is the purpose of the Linux Software Updater?

• To manage user accounts.

• To remove unwanted software.

• To update the operating system and applications.

• To install new applications.

Which command is used to update repositories in Linux via CLI?

• apt-get install

• apt-get remove

• apt-get update

• apt-get clean

What must you do before running commands with elevated privileges in Linux?

• Use the 'sudo' command.

• Log in as a guest.

• Disable the firewall.

• Restart the system.

What is the final step in updating Linux via CLI?

• Running 'apt-get clean'.

• Running 'apt-get upgrade'.

• Running 'apt-get install'.

• Running 'apt-get remove'.