On the Ubuntu system, perform a targeted upgrade for only the 'yaru-theme' packages listed below. When done, run checklinuxpatch.sh (on the Desktop) to check your work. If this tas... On the Ubuntu system, perform a targeted upgrade for only the 'yaru-theme' packages listed below. When done, run checklinuxpatch.sh (on the Desktop) to check your work. If this task is done correctly, you will get a flag. Packages to update: yaru-theme-gnome-shell, yaru-theme-gtk, yaru-theme-icon, yaru-theme-sound.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for instructions on how to perform a targeted upgrade on an Ubuntu system for specific 'yaru-theme' packages. After the upgrade, there is a requirement to run a script named 'checklinuxpatch.sh' to validate the task. This implies familiarity with package management and command-line operations in Ubuntu.
Answer
Run `sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade yaru-theme-gnome-shell yaru-theme-gtk yaru-theme-icon yaru-theme-sound`.
The final step involves running the check script checklinuxpatch.sh to confirm the upgrades.
Answer for screen readers
The final step involves running the check script checklinuxpatch.sh to confirm the upgrades.
More Information
Running the checklinuxpatch.sh script on the Desktop will verify that the targeted upgrades were performed correctly, ensuring the specified Yaru theme packages are up-to-date.
Tips
Ensure you only upgrade the specified packages to avoid unnecessary system changes.
Sources
- apt-get - APT package handling utility -- command-line interface - manpages.ubuntu.com
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