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I hacked a small script which automates my steps to update the system. first, it shows the latest 3 arch news for the user to check whether the devs wrote something of relevance lately, then it runs a full system update, removes orphanes, frees pacman caches and deletes unneeded locales and manpages.
Here is a link for download and more details:
http://my-fuzzy-logic.de/blog/index.php … cript.html
and a pretty self-explaining screenie:
Last edited by Fieser (2012-07-12 21:18:13)
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I'd like to point out that you updated your system and immediately removed the previous (i.e. working) packages w/o testing the new ones. There are scripts that allow you to keep e.g. last n versions.
'orphanes' should be written as 'orphans' - w/o the 'e'.
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yeah i know that script is pretty drastic in deleting things, thats because its mainly for my eee pc with a harddisk of 4gb, so i wanted to minimize space usage as much as possible
Last edited by Fieser (2012-07-14 01:39:30)
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...and you minimize your space usage by using GNOME 3?
Last edited by guelfi (2012-07-14 11:46:33)
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thats a valid point^^ my system w/o user dir is 2.2g big atm, i tried gnome in march for the first time and fell in love with it, and what wouldn't one do for the love?
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Update: typo was corrected and the downloadable file was fixed. it was messed up by replaced angle brackets by their html counterparts < and >
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