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Help on 'dist-upgrade' Feta 1.4.0
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The 'upgrade' command automatically installs packages that have newer
versions available onto your computer. It will not remove packages; if
a new version of a package would cause a conflict, it does not download
it. If you want to have APT automatically resolve conflicts as best it
can, you want the 'dist-upgrade' command.
Feta will ask you if you want to update your package list before
upgrading. This is probably a good idea, especially if you run 'testing'
or 'unstable' which get updated daily. However, if you use -y, it won't
ask you, and will just do it if necessary (that is, if you haven't
updated it using -u or the 'update' command). If you use -U, it won't
update or ask you to.
EXAMPLES
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To upgrade, and have Feta ask if you want to update the package list:
# feta upgrade
To update your package list and then upgrade:
# feta -y upgrade
To upgrade without updating your package list:
# feta -U upgrade
OTHER REFERENCES
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'upgrade' runs 'apt-get upgrade'; more information is available in
apt-get(8).
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Help on 'dist-upgrade' Feta 1.4.0
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