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Software: document synpkg; retire shelly synpkg landed as the package manager and appeared on NO wiki page — the same gap the Antiquity shell had, where a shipped thing existed only in a PKGBUILD. New Software page: the five sources and what actually installs from each, the two that are off until you enable them, the everyday commands, and why a full upgrade and any AUR build open a terminal. shelly-bin is gone from the system, so it is gone from Updating's list of components syn-update cannot rebuild. Updating and Commands now name `synpkg upgrade` as the Arch-side half; plain pacman still works and the page says so.
Add Updating page for syn-update; surface it on the front page Installed systems could never receive a SynapseOS component update: the [synapseos] repo syn-install writes points at /var/cache/synapseos, which is copied off the ISO at install time and never written to again. pacman -Syu upgraded all of Arch and silently never saw a newer synui/synapd/synguard. syn-update fixes that, and ships on 0.2.3 — so it needs documenting before anyone upgrades into it. New Updating page: the two-command split against pacman -Syu, check/apply/ status, the build-from-source requirement and its cost, what is deliberately NOT updated this way and why, and a symptom-first troubleshooting section. Home: Updating added to Start here, plus a callout for anyone coming from a pre-0.2.3 ISO, since the old failure was silent and they have no reason to suspect it. Also filled two gaps where the front page had fallen behind the sidebar — Commands, and the TEPRIS/Nexus P2P app rows. Sidebar and Commands link to it.