I fixed it. See what you think.

So is anyone going to actually solve that person's problem? My answer works, even if it isn't thoroughly described. Not only does it work it provides a complete and clear description of what will be upgraded with the option of not applying the upgrades.

@muru ok, I will admit I assumed people could copy and paste Synaptic into the software centre. Once you run it it has three buttons - reload the database, mark updates and apply. As to your original reply at no point did I refer to or ask about a feature request. What I did say was maybe to enable automatic updates.

Even if it isn't how do you install software on Ubuntu? Open the software centre and search for Synaptic. I am sure anyone looking for answers is already familiar with that.

Strange because it was installed be default on my Xubuntu 22.04, on three systems.

Thanks Artur. I agree I should have provided more detail on how to use Synaptic.

Yes there weren't any answers, just comments, my mistake. I see what you mean about improving my answer. Thanks.

Synaptic is installed by default on most Ubuntu variations.

But all the answers that use the command line to do the exact same thing as using Synaptic are ok? How do you get this tool? It is installed by default in most Ubuntu variations.