uCareSystem

Name   : uCareSystem
License: GPL3 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html)
Author : Salih Emin
Email  : salih-(a)-utappia.org
Date   : 25-04-2024 (first release 19-02-2009)
Version: 24.04.0
System : Ubuntu Linux and derivatives. Partial support for Debian (Not tested every flavor)
WebSite: http://utappia.org

Description:

_**Note**: please use only **ucaresystem-core**. uCareSystem is the GUI version and currently it is not maintained and
not up to date with the features that are integrated in ucaresystem-core._

In summary, uCareSystem automatically performs the following maintenance processes without the need for user interference. :

• Updates the list of available packages
• Downloads and installs the available updates
• Downloads and installs Snap Package updates
• Removes Old Snap revisions
• Checks if there are older Linux kernels on the system and removes them. However it keeps the current and one previous version of the kernel.
• Cleans the cache of the downloaded packages
• Removes obsolete packages
• Removes orphan packets
• Deletes package configuration files from packages that have been uninstalled by you.

Usage

uCareSystem creates an launcher icon in your Applications menu. When you click it, it performs the default maintenance by automatically launching a terminal.

Alternatively, you can invoke it through terminal with various parameters/ flags. The default system updates and maintenace for Ubuntu / Debian / Linux Mint (and derivatives) :

sudo ucaresystem-core

When the next available release is availabe for Ubuntu (and official flavors) you can upgrade with '-u':

sudo ucaresystem-core -u

If you are a tester, developer, or simply an enthusiast, you can upgrade to the next development cycle of Ubuntu (and official flavors) with '-d':

sudo ucaresystem-core -d

If your Ubuntu (and official flavors) has reached the EOL support you can upgrade to the next supported release with '-eol':

sudo ucaresystem-core -eol

For information about all the availabe parameters / flags, start ucaresystem-core with '-h' parameter :

sudo ucaresystem-core -h