ubuntu_updates_avail | simple conky support script to check for ubuntu package

by matcatc Python Version: Current License: GPL-3.0

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ubuntu_updates_avail is a Python library. ubuntu_updates_avail has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. However ubuntu_updates_avail build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

This is a simple script that I wrote in order to display update info in my conky.

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Just drop ubuntu_updates_avail.py in a directory somewhere. If you want it to be run on a cron job (which is what most people will want), then add a line to the crontab: crontab -e sudo crontab -e (for root's crontab). If you're going to have the script call update (which is default behavior), then it'll need root access, and thus should be put in the root's crontab. ex) Here's an example from my root crontab: @hourly /home/user_name/.conky/ubuntu_updates_avail.py --base_dir /home/user_name/.conky/ --template template --num_update_checks 3 ubuntu_updates_avail.info. Add a line to your conky script to read in the generated file. ex) ${execi 900 cat ~/.conky/ubuntu_updates_avail.info}.
Just drop ubuntu_updates_avail.py in a directory somewhere.
If you want it to be run on a cron job (which is what most people will want), then add a line to the crontab: crontab -e sudo crontab -e (for root's crontab) If you're going to have the script call update (which is default behavior), then it'll need root access, and thus should be put in the root's crontab. ex) Here's an example from my root crontab: @hourly /home/user_name/.conky/ubuntu_updates_avail.py --base_dir /home/user_name/.conky/ --template template --num_update_checks 3 ubuntu_updates_avail.info
Add a line to your conky script to read in the generated file ex) ${execi 900 cat ~/.conky/ubuntu_updates_avail.info}