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6. Gidro‐OS useful commands & config
To see all available commands & config, you can simply type this in Terminal:
just
Note
Automatic updates are enabled by default for system + applications, unless network connection is metered
Go to Terminal & apply this command:
just update (or just upgrade)
Note
Automatic firmware updates for devices are NOT performed by default
Note
Not all devices are supported for updating their firmware through this command
For those unsupported devices, please refer to manually updating their firmware in other way
Go to Terminal & apply this command:
just update-firmware (or just upgrade-firmware)
Note
Automatic updates are enabled by default for system + applications, unless network connection is metered
Network connections are unmetered by default, so automatic updates are enabled.
To disable automatic updates per-network, do this:
- Go to Settings.
- Click Network.
- Click the settings icon on the network where you want to disable automatic updates.
- Select "Metered connection: has data limits or can incur charges".
- Click Apply.
Go to Terminal.
To enable automatic updates, apply this command:
just toggle-updates enable
To disable automatic updates, apply this command:
just toggle-updates disable
Go to Terminal & apply this command:
just configure-close-button hide
To revert to defaults, apply this command:
just configure-close-button unhide
Go to Terminal & apply this command:
just scheduled-reboot enable
To revert to defaults, apply this command:
just scheduled-reboot disable
Go to Terminal & apply this command to see the options:
just android-tools
Apply this command to see help about it's usage:
just android-tools help
Go to Terminal & apply this command:
just configure-bluetooth-headset-profile disable
To revert to defaults, apply this command:
just configure-bluetooth-headset-profile enable