#dependency problems - leaving unconfigured

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(apologies for not replying back early, im not home for 5 hours)

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Why are you running as root? And bruh.. using sudo when you're already using root account fr

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Also why a Deb? Arch uses tar.gz

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Use pacman to get stuff

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its deb because thats what the original site gave me

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Deb are for Debian and such

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aware of that but there should be an alternative

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What are you trying to install

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a download manager

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Free download manager

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is it good?

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And so on

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is it installed or do i have to install manually with pacman

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is xdman installed by itself

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What

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Bruh, you're the one who installs stuff

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you know some applications are installed by themselves automatically

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Nope

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Arch comes with nothing

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Arch is a DIY distro

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Don't expect stuff preinstalled

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so, i will stick with the download manager you recommend

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Unless you used an arch derivative

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arch only not manjaro or something similar

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thanks for the advice

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It literally comes with nothing

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No bloat, no DE/wm, no audio etc

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alright then

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You setup everything

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i dont think awesome wm would affect anything too much

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Do you even have an aur helper?

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i dont think i do

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.aw aur helper

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Use yay or paru

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will do

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And don't Install debs or use dpkg. Nice way to break your install harold1

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Tho debtap exists, it's not recommended

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well i heard that it would work but break after updates

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i guess it was wrong

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.aw pacman

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.aw arch compared to other distros

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.aw pacman Rosetta

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pacman is an installer -S to install etc

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will learn more later

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thanks for the advice mate

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Same as apt or dnf

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i dont think apt is available for arch

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i know

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beginner nonsense i get how it feels

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It's like using bike wheels on a car empty

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well somebody did that

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didnt do too much

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That's the good thing of arch. Manuals are everywhere

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welp i do read it but its not enough

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thanks for the advices

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will do the thing

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Then ask

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👍

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Also use flatpaks

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.aw flatpak

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Cross distro packages

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running sandboxed desktop applications

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too

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You can also use octopi

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But it requires paru and yay

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pacman -S paru, yes?

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Octopi is a pacman and aur GUI Frontend

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lol target not found i guess i have to built

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... paru

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Paru dev is staff here btw

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She also codes for pacman

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thats cool

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what does -si mean

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just curious

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#14537 📣 ```js

makepkg

Create a package which can be used with pacman.

Uses the PKGBUILD file in the current working directory by default.

More information: https://man.archlinux.org/man/makepkg.8.

Make a package:

makepkg

Make a package and install its dependencies:

makepkg --syncdeps

Make a package, install its dependencies then install it to the system:

makepkg --syncdeps --install

Make a package, but skip checking the source's hashes:

makepkg --skipchecksums

Clean up work directories after a successful build:

makepkg --clean

Verify the hashes of the sources:

makepkg --verifysource

Generate and save the source information into .SRCINFO:

makepkg --printsrcinfo > .SRCINFO
$```

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Syncdeps and install