Welcome to Update_Full-UNIX (2.1.2)!

Update_Full is a suite of Free & Open-Source scripts written in several shell scripts that allows for simple, customisable, and full updating of a wide variety of Operating Systems through their respective package managers.

This simple script can be used for standard home users, power users with home labs, and even enterprise servers if desired.

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(For more information, check the wiki: https://github.com/mportizlunyov/update_full-unix/wiki)

This script uses three types of arguments:

• Functional (changes how the script works)
• Modifiers (modifies aspects of a functional argument)
• Descriptive (gives information about the script)

Functional arguments:

• --override-checksum / -oc Override any mis-matching checksums warning
  • !!! DANGEROUS, CHECK WHAT IS HAPPENING !!!
• --custom-domain / -cd Add a custom domain to test internet connection (manual input by default)
  • *Not compatible with -nt
  • ^Modifier available
• --yum-update / -yu Use YUM instead of DNF on Red-Hat
  • *Not compatible with -ao
• --official-only / -oo Skip alternative package managers
  • *Not compatible with -ao
• --alt-only / -ao Skip native package managers
  • *Not compatible with -oo
• --custom-log-path / -clp Define a custom PATH for the log-file
  • *Must be run with -ss
  • ^Modifier available
• --manual-all / -ma Leaves package manager prompts unanswered, and asks for custom domain and log file PATH is not preloaded
  • *Will make script unable to be run in a cronjob
• --save-statistics / -ss Save a log file (and add comments!)
  • ^Modifier available

Modifiers:

• :<DOMAIN> Preload custom domain for -cd
• :no-comment / :nc Skip commenting for -ss
• :<LOG FILE PATH> Preload custom PATH for log-file for -clp

Informational arguments:

• --help / -h Print Help statement
• --conditions / -c Print Conditions of redistribution
• --warrenty / -w Print Warranty
• --privacy-policy / -pp Print Privacy Policy

This UNIX script is designed especially for Linux, but are also compatible with BSD and Mac OS (due to them being UNIX-based). This script is compatible and tested with:

• BASH (Bourne-Again SHell)
• SH (SHell)
• KSH (Korne SHell)
• ASH (Almquist SHell)
• DASH (Debian Almquist Shell)

The following are NOT supported:

• CSH (C SHell)
• TCSH (Tenex Command SHell)
• FISH (FIsh SHell)
• PWSH (PowerSHell)
• More exotic shells

The script supports the following native package managers (Full list below):

• apt-get (Advanced Package Manager) [Debian]
• dnf (Dandified YUM) [Red Hat]
• yum (Yellow Dog Updator, Modified) [Red Hat]
• rpm-ostree (RPM-Ostree) [Red Hat]
• pacman (pacman) [Arch]
• apk (Alpine Linux Package Keeper) [Alpine Linux]
• Zypper (Zypper) [OpenSUSE]
• xbps (X Binary Package System) [Void Linux]
• swupd (swupd) [Clear Linux]
• nix (Nix) [NixOS Linux]
• slackpkg (Slackpkg) [Slackware Linux]
• eopkg (Eopkg) [Solus Linux]
• pkg (Pkg) [FreeBSD]
• pkg_add (Pkg_Add) [OpenBSD]

Besides the native package managers, Update_Full also supports these additional package managers:

• flatpak (Flatpak)
• snapd (Snapcraft)
• brew (Brew)
• portsnap (Portsnap)
• rubygem (RubyGems)
• yarn (yarn)
• pipx (pipx)
• npm (Node.JS Package Manager)

Of course, more package managers coming soon!

I hope you enjoy using this program!

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Copyright (C) 2024 Mikhail P. Ortiz-Lunyov Update_Full-UNIX is a script that allows for automatic updating of many different UNIX (Linux, BSD, etc) distros across many different shells (see details). This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/.