Take the tour ×  I thought I'd start having a look at 12.04.
Since the image is going to change a lot in the near future, I
thought it would be wise to use jigit. As I recall, it only
downloads things that have changed since the last time?  I
installed the package "jigit". Now what? It doesn't provide a
jigit command.  share|improve this question add comment  3
Answers  up vote 7 down vote accepted  This isn't an answer how
to use jigit, but I think you're using the wrong tool for the
job here.  jigdo (and it's associated tools like jigit) is
useful to people who have an Ubuntu mirror handy and want to
assemble an ISO out of that archive. I've done this and it's
kind of annoying, it's more a tool for people who run archives
and want to make it available to jigdo users.  It sounds like
you want to save bandwidth and so you don't have to redownload
things in the ISO. The end user tool you want to use for that is
zsync. In the ISO directory of ubuntu releases (and mirrors) you
will find a .zsync file that you ca