Getting the most out of AuxiNuxOS

auxi guides APT and Flatpak usage. The direct apt and apt-get commands are hidden by default to avoid common mistakes.

auxi update                       # check for updates
auxi upgrade                      # apply (automatic snapshot)
auxi search firefox               # search for an app
auxi install org.mozilla.firefox  # install from Flathub
auxi install --deb package-name   # install a DEB package

To re-enable direct APT (advanced users):

sudo auxi set apt=true
sudo auxi set apt=false

auxi snapshots                    # list snapshots
sudo auxi snapshot "before test"  # create a manual snapshot
sudo auxi rollback                # return to the last good state
sudo auxi rollback 42             # return to snapshot #42
sudo auxi rollback-cleanup        # remove old kept systems

A restore replaces the system but never /home or your Flatpak apps. If the machine no longer boots, choose “AuxiNux OS - snapshots (restore)” in the GRUB menu: the system boots in memory from the chosen snapshot.

auxinux-profile show               # current profile
auxinux-profile list               # available profiles
sudo auxinux-profile set gaming    # switch to gaming profile
auxinux-profile status             # detailed status

Profiles: bureautique (office), multimedia, gaming. You can switch at any time.

auxinux-hwcheck          # readable report
auxinux-hwcheck --json   # machine-readable report