versions - "System Settings/Details" and "lsb_release -a" report different Ubuntu release after upgrade - Ask Ubuntu


after updating 16.10, system settings / details window tells me i'm still running ubuntu 14.04 lts, lsb_release -a command in terminal correctly reports 16.10.

what wrong here , how can fix discrepancy?

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