Here is a list of commands to update Ubuntu (or Debian distro) in a with one cli command.

Explained version

sudo apt update && \ # Update repository
sudo apt upgrade -y && \ # Ugprade packages (yes to all)
sudo apt dist-upgrade -y && \ # Dist upgrade packages (yes to all) 
sudo apt autoremove -y && \ #  Removes orphaned packages which are not longer needed from the system, but not purges them
sudo apt autoclean -y && \ #  Cleans obsolete deb-packages, less than clean
sudo apt clean  # Cleans the packages and install script in /var/cache/apt/archives/

Multiline version

sudo apt update && \ 
sudo apt upgrade -y && \ 
sudo apt dist-upgrade -y && \  
sudo apt autoremove -y &&  \
sudo apt autoclean -y && \ 
sudo apt clean  

One line version (use this one!)

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y && sudo apt dist-upgrade -y && sudo apt autoremove -y && sudo apt autoclean -y && sudo apt clean

Gist file

fast-upgrade.sh

Cloc: Count Lines of Code

If you have ever had the need to analyze the size of the code, the “cloc” can be a good tool.

It counts source code lines, blank lines and comments lines. Very useful for a simple code inspect.

Check it out this github repo! cloc

Show VIM row numbers

Copy/Paste guide

Show Numbers

set nu

Hide Numbers

set nonu

Long version guide

set number

or the shortcut

set nu

and then, this is the new fantastic-oh-my-God Vim:

To come back, just type the reverse command:

set nonumbers

and all gets back clean