update and delete cookies etc [on hold]
I have from a post here a time ago the following update commands used:
sudo -s -- <<EOF
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get dist-upgrade -y
apt-get autoremove -y
apt-get autoclean -y
EOF
It functioned well. Now I use 18.04 lts and I ask if there are new/better commands to use for 18.04? Also to delete cache and cookies for example? An all in one script to update and clean!
updates
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I have from a post here a time ago the following update commands used:
sudo -s -- <<EOF
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get dist-upgrade -y
apt-get autoremove -y
apt-get autoclean -y
EOF
It functioned well. Now I use 18.04 lts and I ask if there are new/better commands to use for 18.04? Also to delete cache and cookies for example? An all in one script to update and clean!
updates
edited Dec 24 at 19:04
danzel
1,626712
asked Dec 24 at 18:36
John2010
14
put on hold as too broad by N0rbert, karel, Eric Carvalho, guntbert, Zanna 2 days ago
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Deleting cache and cookies is going to depend on the browsers you're using, and usually those commands are not easily scriptable. The commands you've indicated also have nothing to do with 'cookies' by the way.
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 24 at 19:06
1
Consider simply usingunattended-upgradesinstead. I generally recommendfull-upgradeinstead ofdist-upgradefor Ubuntu users...and I recommend against using -y with either. Both 'full-upgrade' and 'dist-upgrade' can uninstall packages, so using -y with either seems unwise.
– user535733
Dec 24 at 21:12
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I have from a post here a time ago the following update commands used:
sudo -s -- <<EOF
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get dist-upgrade -y
apt-get autoremove -y
apt-get autoclean -y
EOF
It functioned well. Now I use 18.04 lts and I ask if there are new/better commands to use for 18.04? Also to delete cache and cookies for example? An all in one script to update and clean!
updates
edited Dec 24 at 19:04
danzel
1,626712
asked Dec 24 at 18:36
John2010
14
I have from a post here a time ago the following update commands used:
sudo -s -- <<EOF
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get dist-upgrade -y
apt-get autoremove -y
apt-get autoclean -y
EOF
It functioned well. Now I use 18.04 lts and I ask if there are new/better commands to use for 18.04? Also to delete cache and cookies for example? An all in one script to update and clean!
updates
updates
edited Dec 24 at 19:04
danzel
1,626712
asked Dec 24 at 18:36
John2010
14
edited Dec 24 at 19:04
danzel
1,626712
asked Dec 24 at 18:36
John2010
14
edited Dec 24 at 19:04
danzel
1,626712
edited Dec 24 at 19:04
danzel
1,626712
edited Dec 24 at 19:04
danzel
1,626712
1,626712
asked Dec 24 at 18:36
John2010
14
asked Dec 24 at 18:36
John2010
14
asked Dec 24 at 18:36
John2010
14
14
put on hold as too broad by N0rbert, karel, Eric Carvalho, guntbert, Zanna 2 days ago
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put on hold as too broad by N0rbert, karel, Eric Carvalho, guntbert, Zanna 2 days ago
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Deleting cache and cookies is going to depend on the browsers you're using, and usually those commands are not easily scriptable. The commands you've indicated also have nothing to do with 'cookies' by the way.
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 24 at 19:06
1
Consider simply usingunattended-upgradesinstead. I generally recommendfull-upgradeinstead ofdist-upgradefor Ubuntu users...and I recommend against using -y with either. Both 'full-upgrade' and 'dist-upgrade' can uninstall packages, so using -y with either seems unwise.
– user535733
Dec 24 at 21:12
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2
Deleting cache and cookies is going to depend on the browsers you're using, and usually those commands are not easily scriptable. The commands you've indicated also have nothing to do with 'cookies' by the way.
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 24 at 19:06
1
Consider simply usingunattended-upgradesinstead. I generally recommendfull-upgradeinstead ofdist-upgradefor Ubuntu users...and I recommend against using -y with either. Both 'full-upgrade' and 'dist-upgrade' can uninstall packages, so using -y with either seems unwise.
– user535733
Dec 24 at 21:12
2
2
Deleting cache and cookies is going to depend on the browsers you're using, and usually those commands are not easily scriptable. The commands you've indicated also have nothing to do with 'cookies' by the way.
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 24 at 19:06
Deleting cache and cookies is going to depend on the browsers you're using, and usually those commands are not easily scriptable. The commands you've indicated also have nothing to do with 'cookies' by the way.
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 24 at 19:06
1
1
Consider simply using
unattended-upgrades instead. I generally recommend full-upgrade instead of dist-upgrade for Ubuntu users...and I recommend against using -y with either. Both 'full-upgrade' and 'dist-upgrade' can uninstall packages, so using -y with either seems unwise.– user535733
Dec 24 at 21:12
Consider simply using
unattended-upgrades instead. I generally recommend full-upgrade instead of dist-upgrade for Ubuntu users...and I recommend against using -y with either. Both 'full-upgrade' and 'dist-upgrade' can uninstall packages, so using -y with either seems unwise.– user535733
Dec 24 at 21:12
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Might I suggest installing Bleachbit ? It will do the trick with ease.....
Open the gnome terminal and type in :
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install bleachbit -y
you then will be prompted to type your password.
I think that you will love it !
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
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Might I suggest installing Bleachbit ? It will do the trick with ease.....
Open the gnome terminal and type in :
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install bleachbit -y
you then will be prompted to type your password.
I think that you will love it !
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
Better Ideas
113
add a comment |
Might I suggest installing Bleachbit ? It will do the trick with ease.....
Open the gnome terminal and type in :
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install bleachbit -y
you then will be prompted to type your password.
I think that you will love it !
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
Better Ideas
113
add a comment |
Might I suggest installing Bleachbit ? It will do the trick with ease.....
Open the gnome terminal and type in :
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install bleachbit -y
you then will be prompted to type your password.
I think that you will love it !
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
Better Ideas
113
Might I suggest installing Bleachbit ? It will do the trick with ease.....
Open the gnome terminal and type in :
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install bleachbit -y
you then will be prompted to type your password.
I think that you will love it !
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
Better Ideas
113
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
Better Ideas
113
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
Better Ideas
113
answered Dec 24 at 19:24
Better Ideas
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113
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Deleting cache and cookies is going to depend on the browsers you're using, and usually those commands are not easily scriptable. The commands you've indicated also have nothing to do with 'cookies' by the way.
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 24 at 19:06
1
Consider simply using
unattended-upgradesinstead. I generally recommendfull-upgradeinstead ofdist-upgradefor Ubuntu users...and I recommend against using -y with either. Both 'full-upgrade' and 'dist-upgrade' can uninstall packages, so using -y with either seems unwise.– user535733
Dec 24 at 21:12