Archives for February 2023

“pactree” is a tool in Arch Linux that allows users to view the dependencies of packages installed on their system. The tool displays the dependencies of a package in the form of a tree, showing the parent package and all the packages that it depends on. This provides a visual representation of the relationships between […]

“pacstrap” is a script included in the Arch Linux distribution that is used to install packages to a new root directory. This script is run during the initial installation process and is used to set up the base system by installing a minimal set of packages. The “pacstrap” script can also be run later to […]

“pacstrap” is a script included in the Arch Linux distribution that is used to install packages to a new root directory. This script is run during the initial installation process and is used to set up the base system by installing a minimal set of packages. The “pacstrap” script can also be run later to […]

“pacstall” is a package manager for Ubuntu that allows users to install packages from the Arch User Repository (AUR). The AUR is a community-driven repository for Arch Linux that contains package build scripts and other supporting files for packages that are not part of the official Arch Linux repository. Pacstall is a wrapper around the […]

“pacman4console” is a text-based console game inspired by the original Pacman. It is a classic arcade game in which the player controls a character that must navigate through a maze and eat all of the dots while avoiding ghosts. The game is designed to run in a terminal or console environment, and uses ASCII characters […]

“pacman4console” is a text-based console game inspired by the original Pacman. It is a classic arcade game in which the player controls a character that must navigate through a maze and eat all of the dots while avoiding ghosts. The game is designed to run in a terminal or console environment, and uses ASCII characters […]

“pacman” is the package manager for Arch Linux and its derivatives. It is used to install, remove, upgrade, and manage packages on the system. Pacman uses a simple and straightforward command-line interface, and supports multiple repository sources, including the official Arch Linux repository and any additional repositories the user has added. It also supports transactions, […]

“pacman” is the package manager for Arch Linux and its derivatives. It is used to install, remove, upgrade, and manage packages on the system. Pacman uses a simple and straightforward command-line interface, and supports multiple repository sources, including the official Arch Linux repository and any additional repositories the user has added. It also supports transactions, […]

“pacman –upgrade” is an option for the pacman package manager in Arch Linux and its derivatives. It is used to upgrade packages that are already installed on the system. “pacman –upgrade” updates all installed packages to their latest available versions. The upgrade process is performed in a safe and controlled manner, ensuring that any dependencies […]

“pacman –sync” is an option for the pacman package manager in Arch Linux and its derivatives. It is used to install, upgrade, and sync packages from remote repositories. When used with the name of a package, “pacman –sync” installs that package and its dependencies from a remote repository. If the package is already installed, “pacman […]