Your system and its packages will be upgraded.

The process will be started, and system utilities will be upgraded. Tap “Y” to continue the process in no more than seconds. It will show you the memory space required to complete this upgrade process. This process will start by asking you to make sure that you want to upgrade your system.

Just run the command shown in the attached screenshot on the Linux terminal. Try out the “apt” command followed by the “upgrade” keyword along with the utilization of “sudo” rights. Just run the command shown in the attached screenshot on the Linux terminal.Īfter the system has been updated, you may upgrade your system in some cases. The command and its processing are shown below. The system will get updated in a few seconds. Write your password and press the Enter key to continue. The password for the sudo account will be asked after the execution. For this, we will be using the “update” command with the utilization of the “apt” package on the shell instruction area. Let’s get started by updating our system first. Have you ever tried to extract one single file from the “tar” file? If not, and you are looking for the extraction of a single file from the “tar” in Linux, then this article is meant for you. You have performed the unzipping of a whole “zip” file on GUI. The compressed file is converted into a “tar.gz” extension within Linux or Unix-like systems. Within Windows, the compressed file is said to be the “zip” file. You may have heard about the files or folders compression.

One commander unzip multiple files