It will provide a list of updated packages. To see what updates are available on Ubuntu, Mint, and related systems, the command to use is apt list –upgradable. Last metadata expiration check: 0:00:21 ago on Fri 02:24:24 PM EDT. You should see a line like this with no updates listed. If you like, you can verify this by repeating the “list upgrades” command above. Notice how the update process goes through a number of stages-upgrading, cleanup and verifying-and ends with a listing of the updated packages.Īt this point, no more upgrades are available. Rust-srpm-macros noarch 18-1.fc34 updates 9.2 k

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Package Architecture Version Repository Sizeītrfs-progs x86_64 5.13-1.fc34 updates 971 k The -refresh option marks the metadata as expired and forces the system to revalidate the cache. To apply the available upgrades, you simply use a command like that shown below. $ sudo dnf list upgrades -security | wc -l On a system which hasn’t been upgraded in a week or so, you might easily see numbers like those shown below where we count all updates and then those that are security updates. Last metadata expiration check: 2:07:02 ago on Fri 07:36:34 AM EDT.

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