Linux command
update-manager 命令
文本
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常用示例
Launch the Software Updater
update-manager
Check for distribution upgrade
update-manager -c
Check for updates
update-manager -d
Launch with no focus
update-manager --no-focus-on-map
Check for updates from proposed repository
update-manager -p
说明
update-manager is Ubuntu's graphical frontend for the apt package management system. Known as "Software Updater" in the application menu, it provides a user-friendly interface for checking and installing system updates. The tool checks for available package updates, displays them with descriptions and sizes, and allows users to selectively install updates. It also detects when new Ubuntu releases are available and offers to perform distribution upgrades. update-manager handles security updates, regular package updates, and major version upgrades. It integrates with Ubuntu's notification system to alert users when updates are available. For servers or command-line environments, the equivalent functionality is provided by apt or apt-get.
参数
- -c, --check-dist-upgrades
- Check if a new distribution release is available for upgrade.
- -d, --devel-release
- Check for upgrades to the latest development release.
- -p, --proposed
- Include updates from the proposed repository (pre-release updates).
- --no-focus-on-map
- Do not focus the window when it appears. Useful for background notifications.
- --no-update
- Do not check for updates when starting.
- -h, --help
- Show help message.
FAQ
What is the update-manager command used for?
update-manager is Ubuntu's graphical frontend for the apt package management system. Known as "Software Updater" in the application menu, it provides a user-friendly interface for checking and installing system updates. The tool checks for available package updates, displays them with descriptions and sizes, and allows users to selectively install updates. It also detects when new Ubuntu releases are available and offers to perform distribution upgrades. update-manager handles security updates, regular package updates, and major version upgrades. It integrates with Ubuntu's notification system to alert users when updates are available. For servers or command-line environments, the equivalent functionality is provided by apt or apt-get.
How do I run a basic update-manager example?
Run `update-manager` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -c, --check-dist-upgrades do in update-manager?
Check if a new distribution release is available for upgrade.