everything's so simple. That's how good it is. To be clear, though, just to make sure people understand what it is we're talking about. So there's the software called the Update Manager that manages your updates, as the name would suggest. So what you're saying is that it looks when you do your first updates to see if you have time shift defined and time shift is their name for their backup software, right? Yes. So when you first start the Update Manager, it checks to see if you have backups scheduled. And if you don't, it's suggesting that you go and do that? Yes. And it brings up the software for you. Oh, nice. And that's a good thing that they're doing that. Not to get you off track here, but the Linux Mint that I remember, the Update Manager gave you the option of level one updates, level two updates, and I think it went to level five and you could deselect the... It's one to three. One to three. OK, that's what it was. Yeah. So what does it still have that? Is there something (15/42)
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