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@ -28,16 +28,21 @@ using **`apt`** and also, when present, `snap`, `flatpak` and `fwupdmgr`.
## Usage ## Usage
You can download or clone this repository and make a symbolic link to the You can download or clone this repository and make a symbolic link to the
**`apt-upgrade`** script to somewhere in your `PATH`, e.g. "`~/bin/`" or **`apt-upgrade`** script somewhere in your `PATH`, e.g. "`~/bin/`" or
"`/usr/local/bin/`". Then you can run it as root or, if you use `sudo`, even as "`/usr/local/bin/`". Then you can run it as root or, if you use `sudo`, even as
an unpriviledged user, as it will call `sudo` to proceed, if needed. an unpriviledged user, as it will call `sudo` to proceed, if needed.
Please check all possible parameters: Please check all possible parameters:
``` ```
apt-upgrade --help apt-upgrade --help
``` ```
If you want to always use some parameters, an idea is setting a persistent
alias. Look at your shell documentation on how to do this. On Bash it would be
e.g. in `~/.bash_aliases`.
## Copyright, licensing and disclaimer ## Copyright, licensing and disclaimer
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