do-release-upgrade - upgrade operating system to latest release

       Upgrade  the operating system to the latest release from the command-line.  This is the preferred command
       if the machine has no graphic environment or if the machine is to be upgraded over a remote connection.

       do-release-upgrade - upgrade operating system to latest release

-h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       -V, --version
              Show version and exit

       -d, --devel-release
              If using the latest supported release, upgrade to the development release

       --data-dir=DATA_DIR
              Directory that contains the data files

       -p, --proposed
              Try upgrading to the latest release using the upgrader from Ubuntu-proposed

       -m MODE, --mode=MODE
              Run in a special upgrade mode. Currently "desktop" for regular upgrades of a  desktop  system  and
              "server" for server systems are supported.

       -f FRONTEND, --frontend=FRONTEND
              Run the specified frontend

       -c, --check-dist-upgrade-only
              Check only if a new distribution release is available and report the result via the exit code

       --allow-third-party
              Try  the upgrade with third party mirrors and repositories enabled instead of commenting them out.

       -q, --quiet-e ENV, --env=ENV
              A comma-seprated list of environment variables (e.g.  VAR1=VALUE1,VAR2=VALUE2) that should be  set
              during the upgrade.

update-manager(8), apt-get(8)

                                                  October 2009                             DO-RELEASE-UPGRADE(8)

do-release-upgrade [options]