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Donation

We have put, time and effort to bring out the best of our self for this project. If you have found it useful, funding this time and effort with your donations can be a rewarding way of making a difference.

“Everybody wants to do something to help, but nobody wants to be first.”

 

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Once installed, the updates for new versions will be installed along with your regular system updates.

License

By downloading the uCareSystem app you accept and agree to obey the license GPLv3.0

uCareSystem app is Licensed under GPLv3.0.

System Requirements

Ubuntu (18.04 or later) or Debian (10 or later) and derivative distributions (Not tested on every flavor)

Features

uCaresytems system has the following features:

  • Updates the list of available packages
  • Downloads and installs the available updates for deb, snaps and flatpaks
  • 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 of deb, snaps and flatpaks
  • Removes orphan packets
  • Deletes package configuration files from packages that have been uninstalled by you.
  • Allows upgrade to supported versions when the OS has reached EOL (Ubuntu and official flavours only)
  • Allows upgrade to new releases when they are available (Ubuntu and official flavours only)

Please read more for details:

ucaresystem on the press:

Utappia Server
Maintainer

Jack Wallen @ Techrepublic

Would that we had a single command to take care of everything.

Oh wait, we do. That command comes in the form of an easy to use piece of software called uCareSystem.

source: techrepublic.com

LINUX.COM

Even if you are regularly updating your Ubuntu and Debian systems, you may be doing the bare minimum, thereby leaving out some rather important steps. As with nearly every aspect of Linux, fortunately, there’s an app that does an outstanding job of taking care of those upgrading tasks. That’s where ucaresystem-core comes in.

source: Linux.com