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"Kali": /* Methods of updating */

2023-09-16T10:22:14Z

Methods of updating

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	== Methods of updating ==		== Methods of updating ==
	There is no need to regularly flash the newest images to your phone because the underlying system is built on pre-existing package managers for maintaining integrity. You can use the GUI applications (usually 'Software' or 'Discover') or because there is always a terminal nearby, these commands will help you stay updated with the latest available programs from your default selected repository.		There is no need to regularly flash the newest images to your phone because the underlying system is built on pre-existing package managers for maintaining integrity. You can use the GUI applications (usually 'Software' or 'Discover') or because there is always a terminal nearby, these commands will help you stay updated with the latest available programs from your default selected repository.

	== Mobian and other Debian-based distributions ==		== Mobian and other Debian-based distributions ==

Fxc: correction

2023-01-15T11:22:23Z

correction

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	There is no need to regularly flash the newest images to your phone because the underlying system is built on pre-existing package managers for maintaining integrity. You can use the GUI applications (usually 'Software' or 'Discover') or because there is always a terminal nearby, these commands will help you stay updated with the latest available programs from your default selected repository.		There is no need to regularly flash the newest images to your phone because the underlying system is built on pre-existing package managers for maintaining integrity. You can use the GUI applications (usually 'Software' or 'Discover') or because there is always a terminal nearby, these commands will help you stay updated with the latest available programs from your default selected repository.

	== Mobian and other Debian-based ~~OSes~~ ==		== Mobian and other Debian-based distributions ==

	To update all software, the following command will refresh the package cache, check for updates and install them:		To update all software, the following command will refresh the package cache, check for updates and install them:
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	$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade		$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

	== Manjaro and other Arch-based ~~OSes~~ ==		== Manjaro and other Arch-based distributions ==

	To update all packages under Arch-based ~~OSes~~, the package manager <i>pacman</i> can be used:		To update all packages under Arch-based distributions, the package manager <i>pacman</i> can be used:

	$ sudo pacman -Syu		$ sudo pacman -Syu

Bwildered at 01:51, 16 January 2022

2022-01-16T01:51:45Z

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	$ sudo pacman -Syu		$ sudo pacman -Syu

	Note: <code> sudo pacman -Syu --~~cache-dir~~ /path/to/external</code> can be used for a separate download location to improve installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization.		Note: <code> sudo pacman -Syu --cachedir /path/to/external</code> can be used for a separate download location to improve installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization.

	If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors. Under Manjaro this can be done using <code>sudo pacman-mirrors -f</code>		If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors. Under Manjaro this can be done using <code>sudo pacman-mirrors -f</code>

	[[Category:PinePhone]]		[[Category:PinePhone]]

Fxc: /* Mobian and other Debian based OS's */ genitive -> plural, typos

2021-05-17T16:10:03Z

Mobian and other Debian based OS's: genitive -> plural, typos

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	There is no need to regularly flash the newest images to your phone because the underlying system is built on pre-existing package managers for maintaining integrity. You can use the GUI applications (usually 'Software' or 'Discover') or because there is always a terminal nearby, these commands will help you stay updated with the latest available programs from your default selected repository.		There is no need to regularly flash the newest images to your phone because the underlying system is built on pre-existing package managers for maintaining integrity. You can use the GUI applications (usually 'Software' or 'Discover') or because there is always a terminal nearby, these commands will help you stay updated with the latest available programs from your default selected repository.

	== Mobian and other Debian based ~~OS's~~ ==		== Mobian and other Debian-based OSes ==
	To update all software~~. The~~ following command will check for updates and install them:
			To update all software, the following command will refresh the package cache, check for updates and install them:

	$ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade		$ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade

	If some packages were held back, you can update them with:		If some packages were held back, you can update them with:

	$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade		$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

Fxc: /* Manjaro, or other Arch based OS's */ Unusual beginner instructions fixed, typos, mirrors is manjaro-only

2021-05-17T16:08:56Z

Manjaro, or other Arch based OS's: Unusual beginner instructions fixed, typos, mirrors is manjaro-only

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	$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade		$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

	== Manjaro~~, or~~ other Arch based ~~OS's~~ ==		== Manjaro and other Arch-based OSes ==

	To ~~begin~~, ~~download all new~~ package~~'s only~~		To update all packages under Arch-based OSes, the package manager <i>pacman</i> can be used:

	$ sudo pacman -~~Suuyyw && sync~~		$ sudo pacman -Syu

	~~and do the same without the 'w'~~ to ~~then apply new package's~~.		Note: <code> sudo pacman -Syu --cache-dir /path/to/external</code> can be used for a separate download location to improve installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization.

	~~$ sudo pacman -Suy~~		If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors. Under Manjaro this can be done using <code>sudo pacman-mirrors -f</code>

	<code> sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external</code> can be used for a separate download location to improve installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization.

	If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors ~~as follows:~~

	$ sudo pacman-mirrors -f


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	[[Category:PinePhone]]		[[Category:PinePhone]]

Bwildered: /* Manjaro, or other Arch based OS's */

2021-05-15T02:26:42Z

Manjaro, or other Arch based OS's

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	$ sudo pacman -Suy		$ sudo pacman -Suy

	<code> sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external</code> can be used for a separate download location to ~~optimize~~ installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization.		<code> sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external</code> can be used for a separate download location to improve installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization.

	If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows:		If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows:

Bwildered: /* Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs */

2021-05-15T02:21:20Z

Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs

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	$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade		$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

	== Manjaro, or other Arch ~~Linux~~ based ~~OSs~~ ==		== Manjaro, or other Arch based OS's ==

	To begin, download all new package's only		To begin, download all new package's only

Bwildered: /* Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs */

2021-05-15T02:20:03Z

Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs

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	$ sudo pacman -Suy		$ sudo pacman -Suy

	{sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external} can be used for a separate download location to optimize installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization)		<code> sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external</code> can be used for a separate download location to optimize installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization.

	If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows:		If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows:

Bwildered: /* Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs */

2021-05-15T02:18:56Z

Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs

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	$ sudo pacman -Suy		$ sudo pacman -Suy

	{{sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external}} can be used for a separate download location to optimize installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization)		{sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external} can be used for a separate download location to optimize installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization)

	If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows:		If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows:

Bwildered: /* Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs */

2021-05-15T02:17:44Z

Manjaro, or other Arch Linux based OSs

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	$ sudo pacman -Suy		$ sudo pacman -Suy

	({{~~ic\|$~~ sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external}} can be used for a separate download location to optimize installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization)		{{sudo pacman -Suy --cache-dir /path/to/external}} can be used for a separate download location to optimize installation speed, otherwise consider reading https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman#Configuration for further optimization)

	If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows:		If you encounter any errors during the update, you may have to update the Pacman mirrors as follows: