This could be run as a cron job on any Debian based system (tested on Debian, Ubuntu, Raspian). #!/bin/bash export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive yes ” | apt-get -y -o DPkg::options::=”–force-confdef” -o DPkg::options::=”–force-confold” dist-upgrade See http://slave27.local/debian-handbook/sect.automatic-upgrades.html for more details.
Instructions for creating a local HTML copy of the Debian Administrator’s Handbook. All work related to this project was done on a Raspberry Pi Zero running Raspian, so I suspect it will work on anything running any Debian derivative (although Ubuntu 16.04 is the only other system I’ve tested this on so far) Get hold … Read more
Install motion: sudo apt-get install motion Enable motion to start at boot: sudo nano /etc/default/motion Find the line that says start_motion_daemon=no and change it to start_motion_daemon=yes. Enable the stream to be viewed from other computers on the local network, and also make the output a little bigger: sudo nano /etc/motion/motion.conf Change the following values: daemon … Read more
Executing graphical disable will present a console login on the next boot, with no X11 or associated services running. If you want to get the full Ubuntu MATE desktop back, run graphical enable and reboot. See https://ubuntu-mate.org/raspberry-pi/ for more information on this build and how it works.
Mac OS X #!/bin/bash echo “updateall v.1.1 for OS X. This software will upgrade all your Apple/Homebrew software.” # Run this as a normal user. Your admin password will be asked for if required. # Update all Apple software (requires admin password at this point) sudo softwareupdate -i -a # Update all software installed via … Read more