distrobox assemble

              for a list of compatible images and container managers, please consult the man page:
                  man distrobox
                  man distrobox-compatibility
              or consult the documentation page on: https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox/blob/main/docs/compatibility.md#containers-distros

       distrobox-upgrade will enter the specified list of containers and  will  perform  an  upgrade  using  the
       container’s package manager.

              DBX_CONTAINER_MANAGER
              DBX_CONTAINER_NAME
              DBX_NON_INTERACTIVE
              DBX_SUDO_PROGRAM

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       Upgrade all distroboxes

              distrobox-upgrade --all

       Upgrade all running distroboxes

              distrobox-upgrade --all --running

       Upgrade a specific distrobox

              distrobox-upgrade alpine-linux

       Upgrade a list of distroboxes

              distrobox-upgrade alpine-linux ubuntu22 my-distrobox123

       Automaticallyupdatealldistro

       You  can  create  a systemd service to perform distrobox-upgrade automatically, this example shows how to
       run it daily:

       ~/.config/systemd/user/distrobox-upgrade.service

              [Unit]
              Description=distrobox-upgrade Automatic Update

              [Service]
              Type=simple
              ExecStart=distrobox-upgrade --all
              StandardOutput=null

       ~/.config/systemd/user/distrobox-upgrade.timer

              [Unit]
              Description=distrobox-upgrade Automatic Update Trigger

              [Timer]
              OnBootSec=1h
              OnUnitInactiveSec=1d

              [Install]
              WantedBy=timers.target

       Then simply do a systemctl --user daemon-reload && systemctl --user enable --now distrobox-upgrade.timer

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       This  command  is  used to enter the distrobox itself.  Personally, I just create multiple profiles in my
       gnome-terminal to have multiple distros accessible.

       The --additional-flags or -a is useful to modify default command when executing in  the  container.   For
       example:

              distrobox enter -n dev-arch --additional-flags "--env my_var=test" -- printenv &| grep my_var
              my_var=test

       This is possible also using normal env variables:

              my_var=test distrobox enter -n dev-arch --additional-flags -- printenv &| grep my_var
              my_var=test

       If  you’d  like  to  enter  a  rootful  container having distrobox use a program other than `sudo' to run
       podman/docker/lilipod as root, such as `pkexec' or `doas', you may specify it with  the  DBX_SUDO_PROGRAM
       environment variable.  For example, to use `doas' to enter a rootful container:

              DBX_SUDO_PROGRAM="doas" distrobox enter -n container --root

       Additionally,  in  one  of the config file paths that distrobox supports, such as ~/.distroboxrc, you can
       also append the line  distrobox_sudo_program="doas"  (for  example)  to  always  run  distrobox  commands
       involving rootful containers using `doas'.

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              distrobox-upgrade

              distrobox-create --help
              man distrobox-create

distroboxupgrade

              --help/-h:      show this message
              --all/-a:       perform for all distroboxes
              --running:      perform only for running distroboxes
              --root/-r:      launch podman/docker/lilipod with root privileges. Note that if you need root this is the preferred
                          way over "sudo distrobox" (note: if using a program other than 'sudo' for root privileges is necessary,
                          specify it through the DBX_SUDO_PROGRAM env variable, or 'distrobox_sudo_program' config variable)
              --verbose/-v:       show more verbosity
              --version/-V:       show version