Could anyone clarify what does the sudo apt-get install -y <package> do? what exactly does the -y stand for?
If I run apt-cache show nonexistent, I get this error: N: Unable to locate package nonexistent E: No packages found I know the E stands for "Error", and a W would stand for "Warning", but what do...
What does ~$ stand for? For example: user@ubuntu:~$ So far I know that the $ sign is a symbol for a regular user. If I'm not mistaken root have # at the end. I also found a lot of commands in the
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I am wondering what sudo apt-get update does? What does it update?
I have seen someone typing · He did that a few times and every time, a different program was installed. It seems like it automatically figured out what is needed next. However, when I tried it on my Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS virtual machine, it just showed some usage instructions. Googling for apt-get install !! doesn't seem to work very well. Many search results do not contain the double exclamation mark. What does apt-get install !! do and what could be missing on my machine that it did not work?
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I always see commands like this apt-get -y install What is the -y tag for and what is the difference between apt-get install with and without the -y tag?