Simple alternative to topgrade
or Suckless, Shellscript... maybe S tier
Put sgrade in your PATH, or execute:
git clone https://github.com/lucastavaresa/sgrade
./sgrade/sgrade
sgrade have all steps enabled by default, but even when enabled it does not update resources you don't have
You can change what updates and the order by setting SG_RESOURCES
to the resource names separated by space, like: packages etc cargo
| Resource | Description |
|---|---|
sgrade |
Updates sgrade automatically, See Update itself |
packages |
Updates packages and your system using your distro package manager, See the source code. |
etc |
Merge new etc files, See Etc. |
nodejs |
Run yarn global update, or npm update -g if npm root -g is a path inside your $HOME. |
pip |
Update pip and pipx if they are inside $HOME, then upgrade all packages installed using pipx. |
go |
Update all go packages with gup. |
dotnet |
Update all global dotnet packages. |
fish |
Update all fish plugins. |
rustup |
Run rustup update and rustup self-update. |
cargo |
Update all cargo packages using cargo-update. |
flatpak |
Update all flatpaks. |
snap |
Update all snaps. |
brew |
Update all brew packages. |
nix |
Update all nix packages. |
pearl |
Run pearl update. |
gem |
Run gem upgrade or gem upgrade --user-install if ~/.gem exists. |
gh |
Update all gh extensions. |
distrobox |
Update all distrobox containers. |
custom |
Run ~/.config/sgrade/custom. |
Depends on curl or wget
When a new version is downloaded it shows the difference in the new version and asks to substitute the sgrade in your path
Works only specific distros
- On void linux install
xtools - On arch based distros install
pacman-contrib