|
- How to force install conflicting packages with pacman? - Arch Linux Forums
Re: How to force install conflicting packages with pacman? NuSkool, the -d flag is for skipping dependency checks, it has no impact on checking for conflicting packages "UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
- How to completely uninstall an app - Arch Linux Forums
Sorry I wasn't clear Pacman does not remove my configurations that the application creates I installed wine once and had a hell of a time removing all the entries it made in pcmanfm I was hoping for something other than deleting them by hand I don't know much about Shaman though I'm running OB, so I don't want to drag in any qt deps
- [SOLVED] libxml2 upgrade breaks dependencies AUR Issues, Discussion . . .
As of right now (2025-04-30; this is a very recent issue) attempts to update packages with 'pacman -Syu' fail with error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies) :: installing libxml2 (2 14 2-2) breaks dependency 'libxml2 so=2-64' required by rest
- [SOLVED] pacman: unable to lock database - Arch Linux Forums
Re: [SOLVED] pacman: "unable to lock database" Arch Wiki wrote: Enabling the [multilib] repository allows the user to run and build 32-bit applications on 64-bit installations of Arch Linux
- Ms Pacman wont power on - power supply and fuse questions
yes, typical with pacman pcb's the +5vdc pushes too much power voltage heat etc to the edge connector and burns it out 75% of all pacman pcb's have additional wire or repair to this part OP OP
- [SOLVED] unable to retrieve community. db: 404 errors System . . .
@Scimmia I would have loved *not* to ignore the pacnew files or the news if I knew they existed ^^ I suppose my distro maintainers usually do that kind of update for me, though I'm on an abandoned one (ArchLabs) Removed community entry from etc pacman conf as mentioned, working fine now Thanks everybody Last edited by pawamoy (2025-03-02
- [SOLVED] Pacman - removing unneeded packages - Arch Linux Forums
Hi everyone, I was wondering if there was a way to remove unneeded packages in pacman By unneeded I mean the packages that are installed as a dependency of another packages, in which case you later remove the package, so the dependencies remain installed while you don't need them
- [SOLVED] pacman: Could not resolve host Arch Linux Guided Installer . . .
Re: [SOLVED] pacman: Could not resolve host "rien" - boot the install iso, chroot into the system and install and enabled eg dhcpcd A better approach would be to re-install arch and actually work through the official installation guide so you end up w a system that you actually know and understand
|
|
|