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Ubuntu Updates
Apt, Software and Package Basics
- Read #General Notes
- Read #How to add extra repositories
Here is some basic information on how to use the Apt package management tools.
- Installing packages
sudo aptitude install <packagename>
Examples:
sudo aptitude install mpd sbackup
- Removing packages
sudo aptitude remove <packagename>
Examples:
sudo aptitude remove mpd sbackup
- Searching for packages
sudo aptitude search <keywords>
Examples:
sudo aptitude search Music MP3 sudo aptitude search "Text Editor"
- Updating Apt database (used after adding/removing Apt repositories)
sudo aptitude update
- Upgrading packages
sudo aptitude upgrade
- Upgrade entire distribution
sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
- Install downloaded Ubuntu (Debian) package (.deb)
sudo dpkg -i package.deb
- Remove Ubuntu (Debian) package
sudo dpkg -r package
- Reconfigure/Repair installed package
sudo dpkg-reconfigure package
Examples:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure mpd
- Handling ".tar.gz" (Tar/GZip) Archives
To extract:
tar xvzf package.tar.gz
To create:
tar cvfz package.tar.gz folder
- Handling ".tar.bz" (Tar/BZip) Archives
To extract:
tar xvjf package.tar.bz
To create:
tar cvjf package.tar.bz folder
- Extracting ".bz" Archives
bunzip2 file.bz
- Extracting ".gz" Archives
gunzip file.gz
- Building from Source
Make sure you have all the neccesary development tools (i.e. libraries, compilers, headers)
sudo aptitude install build-essential sudo aptitude install linux-headers-`uname -r`
Extract your package (as detailed above)
tar xvzf package.tar.gz
Commence the build process
cd /path/to/extracted/package ./configure make make install
If build is successful, consider making an Ubuntu (Debian) package (.deb) for future use:
Install package tools:
sudo aptitude install checkinstall
Rebuild package using "checkinstall":
cd /path/to/extracted/package ./configure make checkinstall
Keep the resulting ".deb" file for future use. It can be installed using:
sudo dpkg -i package.deb
Note: These are basic instructions that may not always work. Some packages require additional dependencies and optional parameters to be specified in order to build them successfully.
How to manually update Ubuntu
- Read #General Notes
- Read #How to add extra repositories
sudo aptitude update sudo aptitude upgrade sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
OR
Use Update Manager: System -> Administration -> Update Manager