Terminal commands to keep handy on an unresponsive Ubuntu.

Posted on November 4th, 2009 by Alejandro. Filed under Linux, Ubuntu, terminal.


This is an ever growing list of terminal commands to keep handy

  1. sudo apt-get install –fix-broken
  2. sudo dpkg –configure -a
  3. htop
  4. dpkg –get-selections > installed-software (Back up list of installed Software)
  5. dpkg –set-selections < installed-software (Restore previously installed software)
  6. apt-get -u dselect-upgrade (Execute #5)
  7. lshw > lshw.txt (See your system’s hardware info)
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