Also worth looking into Alpine's package manager, APK. It's the bleeding edge of package management and is significantly faster than the alternatives with only xbps coming close. Honorable mention to Nix and Bedrock as they have really unique approaches to package management.
Arch user here. Partial upgrades like pacman -Sy && pacman -S package are unsupported. Always do a full upgrade instead. Regarding orphans, use pacman -Qtd to list them, and pacman -Qtdq | pacman -Rsn - to remove them.
I am interested in this as well, Sir. Your shirt says Peoria and if you live in Peoria, IL I used to live off of Knoxville on the North side of town going towards Edelstein, IL.
Thank you for the insightful overview! I noticed "#packman" in the video hashtags. "Packman" is OpenSUSE's repository, not to be confused with "pacman" the package manager for archlinux. edit: there is also eopkg of Solus which is based on PiSi.
Also worth looking into Alpine's package manager, APK. It's the bleeding edge of package management and is significantly faster than the alternatives with only xbps coming close.
Honorable mention to Nix and Bedrock as they have really unique approaches to package management.
A Most Welcome Video. A Nice Surprise. Thank You.
Hope it helped
@@CyberGizmo Yes, for me it was insightful indeed. Once Again, Thanks D.J.
Arch user here. Partial upgrades like pacman -Sy && pacman -S package are unsupported. Always do a full upgrade instead. Regarding orphans, use pacman -Qtd to list them, and pacman -Qtdq | pacman -Rsn - to remove them.
Thanks KD, will update the command shortcuts
Nice video, DJ. Very informative. Thanks!
welcome Andrew
hmm, I like the video even before I see it :) Well done DJ for this subject.
As always thank you abobader
Great Video! Could you make one on how to make a flatpak or appimage?
I am interested in this as well, Sir. Your shirt says Peoria and if you live in Peoria, IL I used to live off of Knoxville on the North side of town going towards Edelstein, IL.
Thank you for the insightful overview!
I noticed "#packman" in the video hashtags. "Packman" is OpenSUSE's repository, not to be confused with "pacman" the package manager for archlinux.
edit: there is also eopkg of Solus which is based on PiSi.
Awesome video DJ👍!
Thanks Felix
Thank you for video.
DJ, thanks for the video. Please review NixOS! Immutable and reproducible. Would be great to have your insights on it.
using namespace std; makes the program longer x))
no doubt esp a one liner :D
👍👍
36:30 gotta love the way the panel looks, what is the theme called?
oh my hacked up look and feel for gnome :). I should do a video about that sometime.
@@CyberGizmo Please
Man, your starting theme is very similar to 'The Girl From Nowhere'. Look it up, please. You will be super surprised.