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I just installed Lithium on a slow HP laptop 2 GB RAM, 32 GB SSD HD... It work like a charm ! Good job
What is the easiest way to update / keep up to date our installation ? Do you have some automated mechanism taking care of that ?
Tks again for the great work...
Note : I run the post installation wizzard and choose to install the 100 MB extra Background pictures and I can't locate/findthem....
Last edited by yoda (2020-03-02 13:36:42)
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If you installed from the Lithium test iso then you have the necessary entries in apt's sources lists, so all you need to do to keep up to date is to run these commands every few days in a terminal:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
bunsen-images-extra is not yet available for Lithium, so choosing that item in the post-install script will likely do nothing.
Anyway, when available they will be installed to /usr/share/images/bunsen/
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tks a lot for the quick reply !
JF MTL Canada
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Do you have some automated mechanism taking care of that ?
Not by default, but it can be set up.
Search the forums for unattended-upgrades, I think there was a recent discussion.
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Tks !
JF
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Was just looking for a good debian live cd and started reminiscing about crunchbang and ultimately ended up here when I came across your question.
Check this out:
https://wiki.debian.org/AutomatedUpgrade
https://wiki.debian.org/UnattendedUpgrades
https://debian-administration.org/artic … o_cron-apt
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all you need to do to keep up to date is to run these commands every few days in a terminal:
sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade
What is the difference with apt-get update (Noobie question but...)
Tks !
JF
In a different thread, someone gave me that article that is very good
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/ho … e-upgrade/
I suppose I could always : sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ? Suppose it need to be preceded by sudo apt update ?
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I suppose I could always : sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ? Suppose it need to be preceded by sudo apt update ?
With Linux you can always search the manual pages.
Terminal: man <package>
e.g.
man apt
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johnraff wrote:sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade
What is the difference with apt-get update (Noobie question but...)
What is the difference between a duck?
I assume you mean what is the difference between the two commands above?
update: Updates the repository list (only the list, not the software) from a remote server. Mandatory Strongly recommended before every software installation/upgrade.
upgrade: Look for new version of installed packages and upgrade them
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LOL no
My question was, what is difference between apt-get update and apt update but I got my answer.... apt update is the new way to do it...
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LOL no
My question was, what is difference between apt-get update and apt update but I got my answer.... apt update is the new way to do it...
Not quite true.
apt update / apt upgrade is newer and prefered as manual command.
apt-get * is prefered command, when skripting.
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ok tks ! @rbh
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LOL no
My question was, what is difference between apt-get update and apt update but I got my answer.... apt update is the new way to do it...
I suggest you get into the habit of looking at the documentation It usually answers your questions.
man apt
man apt-get
man aptitude
man synaptic
Most users choose whichever suits them.
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