That’s why i always say “Revolution to GUI”….To show that being a computer technician or hacker…whatever is not easy.
As for me,i am just a network technician but i wish to know a little about both programming and hardware too..
😛
#apt-get –reinstall install packagename >>Updating the list of packages in your sources.list
#apt-get update>>Update software using apt
#apt-get -u upgrade>>To change the list of apt mirrors
#apt-setup>>Search for package
#apt-cache search package >>Uninstall software using apt
#apt-get remove software>>Shortcuts / Cheatcodes update the package lists
#apt-get update>>update the available package lists
#dselect update>>upgrade all installed packages
#apt-get upgrade>>installs package
#apt-get install pkg>>uninstall package
#apt-get remove pkg>>show all installed and removed packages
#dpkg -l>>show install status of package
#dpkg -l pkg>>show all packages that match pattern
#dpkg -S pattern>>list packages that contain string
#dpkg>> list files in package
#dpkg -L pkg>>show status of package
#dpkg -s pkg>>show details of package
#dpkg -p pkg>>list relevant packages
#apt-cache search string>>install package from a deb file
#dpkg -i file.deb>>purge package
#dpkg -P pkg>>re-run the configure for a package
#dpkg-reconfigure pkg >>get the source
#apt-get source pkg>>config build-deps for source and install as needed
#apt-get build-dep>>install package from specific release
#apt-get -t release install pkg>>prevent name from running at bootup
#update-rc.d -f name remove>>upgrade the distribution