swupd
swupd is a command-line tool that is used in the Clear Linux distribution to manage software updates. It is a package manager specifically designed for Clear Linux, which focuses on delivering an optimized and streamlined Linux experience. The swupd tool allows users to easily update their entire system with a single command, ensuring that all installed software and dependencies are kept up to date. It uses the concept of bundles, where a bundle represents a collection of software packages that are grouped together based on functionality. With swupd, users can install, remove, and update bundles, enabling them to easily customize their system's software configuration. Additionally, swupd provides features such as rollbacks and system pruning to help maintain system integrity and manage disk space efficiently. It also offers version locking capabilities to prevent specific bundles from being updated. Overall, swupd provides a user-friendly and efficient way to manage software updates in the Clear Linux distribution.
List of commands for swupd:
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swupd:tldr:168e1 swupd: Install a new bundle.$ sudo swupd bundle-add ${bundle}try on your machineexplain this command
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swupd:tldr:28758 swupd: Locate the bundle where a wanted package exists.$ swupd search -b ${package}try on your machineexplain this command
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swupd:tldr:3131f swupd: List installed bundles.$ swupd bundle-listtry on your machineexplain this command
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swupd:tldr:39fc2 swupd: Show current version, and check whether a newer one exists.$ swupd check-updatetry on your machineexplain this command
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swupd:tldr:55a5f swupd: Update to the latest version.$ sudo swupd updatetry on your machineexplain this command
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swupd:tldr:562e9 swupd: Correct broken or missing files.$ sudo swupd verifytry on your machineexplain this command
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swupd:tldr:f6720 swupd: Remove a bundle.$ sudo swupd bundle-remove ${bundle}try on your machineexplain this command