With static release Linux distributions, upgrading from one major version to the next can be scary. So many packages have to be updated, so there is always the chance of something going wrong, but Linux Mint has a really great upgrade tool. In this video, I'm going to upgrade one of my Linux Mint installations from version 20.3 to the latest version 21.

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