Bash Script

Color Codes

The script uses color codes to make the output more visually informative:

• Red: Indicates an error or important message.
• Yellow: Used for status messages and warnings.
• Green: Indicates successful execution.

update.sh

This bash script is designed to perform the following tasks:

• Update snap packages
• Update apt-get packages
• Check if updates were made for snap packages

Script Details

• The script starts by checking if it's being run as the root user. If not, it will display an error message and exit.
• It then updates snap packages using the snap refresh command and displays the output.
• Next, it updates apt-get packages using apt-get update and apt-get upgrade.
• Finally, the script checks if any updates were made for snap packages by examining the output of the snap refresh command.

Example Output

Here is an example of what the script's output might look like:

Updating snap packages...
All snaps are up to date.
Updating apt-get packages...
...
Snap updates were made.
Script Finished!