Question #78944 on synaptic in ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/synaptic/+question/78944
Status: Open => Answered
Michael Fletcher proposed the following answer:
What I can give you is some information on how it is implemented right now.
When you choose "Daily" from the System -> Administration -> Update Manager ->
Settings (button) it adds an apt based upgrade to the "daily" cron jobs. Cron
automatically runs all the jobs in /etc/cron.daily/ at 6:25 am in your local
timezone. The apt update adds a random delay so that all workstations do not
hit the update servers at exactly the same time. If your interested the files
are /etc/crontab and /etc/cron.daily/apt.
As for how to fix the problem ... I suggest you edit /etc/crontab and
change when cron.daily happens to 2:00 am. I think that is the smallest
change you can make.
I have no idea why it was removed. This is a community answer service.
Apt-get in fundamental to the workings of Ubuntu. Its not going away
any time soon. Documentation is available from the terminal if you type
'man apt-get'. I have no idea why it would have been removed.
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