docs: add sys-admin section about updating

Author: fizzyizzy05

content/docs/getting-started/frequently-asked-questions.md

@@ -20,10 +20,3 @@ Apollo fully supports Turing or newer Nvidia cards, which includes the GTX 16xx
 Pascal and older cards will work with the regular `apollo` image, however these images only support the open source drivers, which typically have worse performance and we cannot guarantee the best experience for these users. 
 
 Simply download the Nvidia ISO to install Apollo with the Nvidia drivers. If you switch from AMD to Nvidia graphics, or vice versa, it's recommended to also [switch to the appropriate image for your GPU](/docs/using-apollo/apollo-images/#rebasing-between-apollo-images).
-
-## How do I update Apollo?
-
-Apollo updates automatically in the background by default. If you need to apply an update on-demand, you can run:
-```bash
-ajust update
-```

content/docs/using-apollo/system-administration.md

@@ -5,22 +5,26 @@ weight: 2
 
 # System Administration {anchor=false}
 
-## Managing Automatic Updates 
+## Updating Apollo
 
-Automatic updates are the intended way to use Apollo. We use automatic updates by default so users always get the latest bug and security fixes as well as new features. 
+> [!TIP]
+> When filing bug reports or asking for support in community spaces, please make sure your system is up to date first, as your issue may have been fixed in an update. 
 
-If you're dealing with a regression in a recent build, you may first want to try [pinning to a specific release date](/docs/using-apollo/apollo-images/#pinning-to-a-specific-date). This will allow the rest of your system to remain up to date.
+Apollo by default uses automatic updates, meaning that users always get the latest bug and security fixes as well as new features. Most of the time you shouldn't need to do anything. 
+
+If you want to update manually anyway, or you've turned automatic updates off as mentioned below, simply run the following in a terminal:
 
-Nontheless, if you still want to disable them you can run the following:
 ```bash
-ajust toggle-automatic-updates
+ajust update
 ```
 
-> [!TIP]
-> When filing bug reports or asking for support in community spaces, please make sure your system is up to date first, as your issue may have been fixed in an update. 
+You can also manage and update Flatpak apps using the Bazaar application store.
+
+### Toggling Automatic Updates  
 
-If you have disabled automatic updates, you should make sure your system is up to date regularly. You can run this command in the terminal to update everything at once:
+If you're dealing with a regression in a recent build, you may first want to try [pinning to a specific release date](/docs/using-apollo/apollo-images/#pinning-to-a-specific-date). This will keep automatic updates working for the rest of your system.
 
+Nontheless, if you still want to disable them you can run the following:
 ```bash
-ajust update
-```
+ajust toggle-automatic-updates
+```