Updates and How They Work

Introduction
VWorp has a slightly different update system to other distrobutions like Ubuntu and Debian. Instead of having a Year.Month version number style, it uses a X.Y style.

Basic Information
Normally every year, we release a new Major Version. Every 1 - 2 months a minor version is released. This version would be upgradable using: vworp --upgrade

Way the Upgrade Checker Works (Terminal Based UI)

 * 1) Checks the preset variable (e.g. 1.1) is earlier than the latest version (2.0)
 * 2) Checks the system recommended as defined on the http in the file "sysreq.txt"
 * 3) Asks if you are certain you want to upgrade, and that we are not liable to damage to your PC.
 * 4) Begin to download from HTTP to /usr/share/vworp/temporary/upgrade.tar.xz#
 * 5) Backs files up to /usr/share/vworp/temporary/backup.tar.xz
 * 6) Extracts and Copies files to basic folders
 * 7) IF it involves any app updates, updates the apps.
 * 8) Archives upgrade tar
 * 9) Removes backup tar
 * 10) Reboots

Minor Versions
Here's a list of what would be commonly in the changelog:
 * Bug Fixes
 * Minor Performance Improvements
 * Security Patches

Major Versions
Here's a list of what would be commonly in the changelog:
 * GUI Updates
 * Kernel Updates
 * Performance Improvements
 * Everything from Minor Versions
 * Bootloader Updates