HI 
I noticed than second time I running GUI updater packager system and I see than all packages are ok, but when I update in terminal - I see packages to update...for me this isn't problem but I want ask: why this happend?(today don't search packages for ,gir1.2-nm-1.0,network-manager,libnm0 and netplan.io,libnetplan0 stopped packages so I must manually installed this x))
when you run sudo apt update and see in terminal "The Following Upgrades Have Been Deferred Due to Phasing" it advice you to not force the installation, it's sometimes risky, you can read this to understand:
You should take a closer Look what exactly is showing to You. When You have a Note like @Nourpon already mentioned Updates are hold back. That is normal. It can be because of Dependency Issues for Example. The best Way is to wait until they are available. Yes, You can force the Update by doing it manually but I wouldn't recommend that.
aaaaaaaaa,sooooo-if sudo apt upgrade stopped packages-this is because new packages are phase bigger actualisacion yes?
I have the situation than when I want shut down computer - I check gui updater and it says about reboot when actualisation work etc but...I was confused - is that these packages which I forced?
If packages are "deferred due to phasing", what this means is that they are rolling out that package in stages.
So, let's say they introduce a new change that they are not certain if it has bugs; it is phased initially that Ten Percent of users get that package upgraded, with ninety percent deferred until the reports show that the package was safe.
The deferment ends after a period, with the next automatic updates instructed to defer less machines or even, proceed with full upgrade.
You can 'force' the upgrade by simply running sudo apt install followed by the package names that were deferred.
If you forced the install, all that means is that you chose to be among the few testers that get the upgrade to that package right away and may be a bug tester.
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