Linux Terminal 201: Installing and Updating Packages - HakTip 149

I love CLI more than GUI

Could you please tell me what happens if we run Multiple upgrading software using mxrepo (mx-linux)

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Linux users love CLI

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Thank you so much! I'm brand new to Linux and had not idea how idea how to get started. At least now I know how to download packages.

Why is there ‘hier niet poepen’ in the background?

A command question please- to get Firefox UPDATES, would the command for Mint be- sudo apt-get firefox updates.deb or do I leave off the .deb? Thanks, and keep making videos

You have an amazing contents for beginner, thank you and keep em coming.

Please help me the following command does not work : sudo apt install dsnutils, E: Unable to locate package dsnutils

Love your show!

her voice is somehow relaxing.
feels like listening to asmr stuff

Why would anyone unless you are are a Linux nerd, coder, developer etc want to go through this stuff in order to use a computer. I have used Linux for a number of years and it seems the technology used in Linux has more or less remained the same. There is no "wow" factor for me. I bit the bullet and went back to Windows. I got my shiny new Windows 10 and it's downright awesome. Plug and play...works! Games and programs...works! New hardware click! works. The installation was a breeze. Now I can use my iTunes and Microsoft Office with no problems. I just want to use my computer without it taking 3 times longer than a Windows machine--no more "apt get" for me. Peace.

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Manual update on Ubuntu, crontab on freebsd.

guys I can't watch the video, I forgot to install html5

apt-get still works. don't yield to those that don't realise apt-get has not yet been obsoleted. ifconfig still works have not yet fully moved to ip addr show.

I see a whole bunch of comments about apt-get being outdated. It's not yet obsolete and still works with many Debian distros. kudos for the tips and videos from Hak5. Thank you Shannon / Darren and the rest of the team!

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apt-get and apt-cache is obsolete.

The commands are:

apt update
apt install [packagename]
apt search [packagename]
apt autoremove (Removes packages no longer needed)
apt upgrade (Upgrades installed packages)
apt dist-upgrade (Upgrades installed packages and dependencies, also newer linux versions)

Remember that you can add -y to skip the [Y/n] part of the installation

thanks snubs, cleared a few things up for me!

I do updates regularly using a custom bash function that I add to every .bashrc in all my accounts. It is somewhat package manager agnostic (ie. It figures which package manager is present, then uses it). It also takes options for rebooting or halting when complete. It can also be run from a cron job and supplied with an option to accept the default's for packages with prompts... but I don't recommend putting that in a cron job... know your changes before accepting the defaults automatically first.

TOTORO! YES!!

sudo apt-get install -y apt-utils

After that, you only need to do sudo apt install ___ and you get a nice little Progress bar. Hope this helps. =)

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@Shannon: is that a Dell XPS?

i just wanted to say.. you like hot with glasses 😎

Can anyone tell me what's the other name for the dash symbol? I heard Shannon saying tek or something like that.

For apt-cache search, you don't need to do that as root, so sudo is not required. The cached list is publicly accessible. (You still need to use root to update the cached list, though, with sudo apt-get update.)

still use apt-get update/ upgrade

why not apt ? apt-get is old in Debian base distro's

I saw "aptitude" being used as package installer at few places.

Dont forget apt-get autoremove to get rid of unused dependencies. Looks like there are many extra old kernels just hanging about there taking up space.

what if you don't have sudo installed lol ( su first then install then exit )

I'm very big fan of you. Miss your Teaching style is very brilliant & Awesome. Very knowledgefull video of bash bunny(Pin drive).

You mean SYNAPTIC Package Manager., What about about <sudo apt-get --autoremove ret>

No package or terminal jokes. I'm so mature.

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Very helpful

Whats the small keyboard shes uses on the right of the laptop?

10 PRINT HAKTIP ;
20 GOTO 10

...will fill the screen with zeroes.

Try this instead:

10 PRINT "HAKTIP",
20 GOTO 10

All my linux boxes are raspberry Pi with Raspbian. So apt-get all the time!

Totoro ^~^

Pacaur -Syu

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sudo pacman -Syyu