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| ====== Upgrading Software with APT on Linux Ubuntu Server 22.04.02 ====== | ====== Upgrading Software with APT on Linux Ubuntu Server 22.04.02 ====== |
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| **Upgrading software with Apt.** Apt, the Advanced Packaging Tool is a command line application at the heart of Debian systems which handles the installation, categorization and removal of applications and their dependencies from the software repositories. Apt is available via the Terminal and we can even administrate systems remotely using a remote connection such as SSH. | **Upgrading software with Apt.** |
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| | Apt, the Advanced Packaging Tool, is a command line application at the heart of Debian systems which handles the installation, categorization and removal of applications and their dependencies from the software repositories. Apt is available via the Terminal and we can even administrate systems using a remote connection such as SSH. |
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| First use the Apt "update" command to determine the latest updates that are available from our software repositories for purposes of next upgrading those existing installed applications for which updates are available. To upgrade all of our currently installed software applications on Ubuntu, we can then use the “upgrade” command. Using the "upgrade" command along with first using the “update” command, we can ensure that our software repositories are up-to-date, meaning that any new software is at the latest version. So, the following is the two step process of using Apt to update and upgrade existing installed applications: | First use the Apt "update" command to determine the latest updates that are available from our software repositories for purposes of next upgrading those existing installed applications for which updates are available. To upgrade all of our currently installed software applications on Ubuntu, we can then use the “upgrade” command. Using the "upgrade" command along with first using the “update” command, we can ensure that our software repositories are up-to-date, meaning that any new software is at the latest version. So, the following is the two step process of using Apt to update and upgrade existing installed applications: |
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| Apt does have a few extra commands: | Apt has a few extra commands: |
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| <code> | <code> |
| apt show List the details of an application, including any dependencies. | apt show List the details of an application, including any dependencies. |
| </code> | </code> |
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| | Credit goes to TomsHardware.com for the explanation of the apt command and the basis of this Article. |
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| | To learn more about the specific usage of all of these apt commands |
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| | Please see: [[https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/add-remove-linux-software-using-apt]] |
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