Troubleshooting • Re: "update are avilable" failure jugsaw piece

For the fist time since I heard about sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get full-upgrade I had the opportunity to try it out with 3 more package updates. I am lost what more I can say about it.

I was thinking about making some *.sh (shell script) as in update0.sh would convert to putting in sudo apt update (to check for updates)

update1.sh would be for checking the list like using apt list --upgradable
update2.sh would be for doing the updates like either sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get full-upgrade or the other one I used to use sudo apt dist-upgrade

Not that the .sh file extension would be needed. and putting them in the usr/local/bin folder. To save time and a little stress as I normally use the "up arrow" to go through the history of commands to I have used to find the right one.

But my notes say if I use sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get full-upgrade it will do the updates automatically without checking the list
Then I can focus on learning more useful Linux theory. and other Linux topics, I seem to have lost the plot and more fused on updates since the icon for updates never shows like it did when I first got this Raspberry Pi 5.

EDIT:
Oh I could go for update0 gets converted into sudo apt update && apt list --upgradable

Statistics: Posted by ericAuckland — Tue Aug 05, 2025 5:10 pm

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