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We are creating a UI component for displaying a list of available system updates with install buttons.
 The design should be inspired by the provided template but adapted for a system update list.
 We'll use a clean, modern design with a card-based layout for each update.
 We'll choose a color scheme that is appropriate for a system update interface (e.g., blues, greens, or a professional palette).

 Steps:
 1. We'll create a section that lists the updates.
 2. Each update will be in a card that shows:
    - Title (e.g., "Security Update 2023-10-01")
    - Description (e.g., "Important security patches for vulnerabilities...")
    - Version number
    - Release date
    - An "Install" button (with a hover effect)
 3. We'll use Tailwind CSS for styling and layout.

 Design Inspiration from the template:
    - Use of rounded corners, shadows, and clean typography.
    - Hover effects on buttons and cards.
    - Sticky headers for sections (if we have multiple sections, but here we have one main section).

 We'll create a single page for the updates. We can structure it as:

    

        
System Updates
        

            
        
    

 For each card:

    

        

            
Security Update 2023-10-01
            
Important security patches for vulnerabilities in the kernel and network stack.
            

                Version: 2.3.5 | 
                Release Date: Oct 1, 2023
            
            Install
        
    

 We'll also add a header and footer similar to the template but simplified.

 However, note: the template has a fixed navbar and a complex hero. We are only building the update list component.

 Let's create a simple page with:

    - A fixed navbar (like the template) but with a different title and without the search and cart.
    - The main content: the update list.
    - A footer.

 We'll use the same color variables as the template but adjust the primary color to a blue that is common for system updates (like a blue from Tailwind's palette).

 We'll define the same CSS variables for consistency, but we can adjust the primary color to a blue.

 Let's set:
    --color-primary: rgb(59, 130, 246);  // blue-500

 We'll also include the same fonts: Onest for headings and Plus Jakarta Sans for body.

 We'll create a similar navbar and footer as the template but simplified.

 Since the requirement is to create a UI component, we'll focus on the update list but provide a full page for context.

 Let's code accordingly.


# System Updates UI Component

I'll create a modern, clean UI for displaying system updates with install buttons, inspired by the design principles of the template but tailored for a tech-focused interface.

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## Key Features of the System Updates UI:

1. **Modern Card-Based Layout**:
   - Clean, organized display of system updates with clear visual hierarchy
   - Subtle hover animations for interactive elements

2. **Update Status Indicators**:
   - Color-coded badges (Critical, Important, Recommended, Optional)
   - Clear status information for each update

3. **Detailed Update Information**:
   - Version numbers and file sizes
   - Release dates and installation status
   - Descriptive update summaries

4. **Action Buttons**:
   - Prominent "Install Now" buttons with hover effects
   - Additional options for each update

5. **Progress Tracking**:
   - Visual progress bar showing overall update status
   - Bulk action buttons for installing all updates

6. **Responsive Design**:
   - Adapts to different screen sizes
   - Mobile-friendly navigation and layout

7. **Performance Metrics**:
   - Summary cards showing available updates, installed updates, critical patches, and system size

The design uses a professional blue color scheme appropriate for a system management interface, with clear visual hierarchy and intuitive interactions. The scroll reveal animations provide a polished user experience as the page loads.