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uCareSystem

Name   : uCareSystem
License: GPL3 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html)
Author : Salih Emin
Email  : salih-(a)-utappia.org
Date   : 24-11-2024 (first release 19-02-2009)
Version: 24.11.24
System : Ubuntu Linux and derivatives. With Deb, Snap or Flatpak. (Partial support for Debian and WSL2) 
WebSite: http://utappia.org

Sponsors of the previous development cycle (v24.09)

With version 24.06 of uCareSystem, I added a section to acknowledge the people who supported the development of the previous cycle. This addition was warmly received by the community, and I can't express enough gratitude to those who donated during the previous (v24.10) development cycle:

Description:

In summary, uCareSystem performs the following list of maintenance tasks automatically and without the need for user interference. :

ucaresystem-core

Usage

uCareSystem creates an launcher icon in your Applications menu. Just search your applications manu for ucare. If you click the icon, it starts performing the default maintenance tasks.

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

ucaresystem-core

If you want to shutdown your system after using the uCareSystem you can use the -s option :

ucaresystem-core -s

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

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 which actually turns your Ubuntu into a rolling release distribution:

ucaresystem-core -d

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

ucaresystem-core -eol

For information about all the availabe options / flags, start ucaresystem-core with -h option :

ucaresystem-core -h