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Apt Update Indicator For GNOME Shell Keeps You Informed About Available Updates Ubuntu GNOME Debian Apt Update Indicator is a GNOME Shell extension that keeps you informed about available updates in Ubuntu GNOME / Debian. Using it, you get a new icon on the GNOME Shell Top Bar which displays the number of package updates, while from its menu you can see exactly which updates are pending, apply the updates, and more. The extension is a fork of Arch Update, a similar tool for Arch Linux, and it supports GNOME Shell  from version 3.14 to 3.22. Apt Update Indicator extension features: automatically check for updates at a configurable interval; optional updates count on the indicator; optional notifications when new updates are available; supports multiple updates methods: GNOME Software, Ubuntu Update Manager or custom, which can be used to directly run "apt upgrade", etc. can display new packages in the repository; includes options to display residual and autoremovable packages ...

Apt Pinning Debian Multimedia Using Preferences In this guide, we are going to see the steps to apt pinning Debian Multimedia repo using preferences in Debian. Disclaimer: Before we proceed, I want to let you know that even though the steps in this tutorial works in my Debian installation properly, it does not mean that the Apt-Pinning method used in this guide is 100% perfect. So please read more about Apt-Pinning in the Debian Wiki before proceeding further. Multimedia codecs (3rd party repo) If you want to install w32codecs and libdvdcss2 (required for the decryption of CSS protected-DVD), then you need to add the 3rd party repository deb-multimedia to do that. Now open  /etc/apt/sources.list  and add the deb-multimedia repository. sudo vi /etc/apt/sources.list Add the following lines to the sources.list, #Debian Multimedia deb http://www.deb-multimedia.org jessie main non-free deb-src http://www.deb-multimedia.org jessie main non-free Now we have t...