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Anonymous No.105584168 [Report] >>105584357 >>105584367 >>105584660 >>105584873 >>105584889 >>105584917 >>105585380 >>105585465 >>105586361 >>105586507 >>105586612
i love typing sudo pacman -Syu. so satisfying
Anonymous No.105584353 [Report] >>105584407
i prefer typing doas emerge --sync && doas emerge -uaDN @world
Anonymous No.105584357 [Report]
>>105584168 (OP)
I use -Syyu
Anonymous No.105584358 [Report]
sudo zypper up
Anonymous No.105584367 [Report] >>105584407 >>105584525
>>105584168 (OP)
#apt update && apt upgrade -y && apt full-upgrade -y && apt dist-upgrade -y && apt autopurge -y && exit
Anonymous No.105584396 [Report]
and then resume doing nothing on your unproductive OS. Not going to read the replies fyi.
Anonymous No.105584407 [Report]
>>105584353
doas apk update /thread
>>105584367
wtf is this shit kek
Anonymous No.105584423 [Report]
No one gonna even reply to you
Anonymous No.105584433 [Report]
>evendoe he did reply
Anonymous No.105584525 [Report]
>>105584367
alias updoot="sudo apt update ; sudo apt dist-upgrade ; flatpak update"
Anonymous No.105584630 [Report]
No I didn't retard
Anonymous No.105584660 [Report]
>>105584168 (OP)
apk upgrade

Simple as.
Anonymous No.105584812 [Report]
yes you did
Anonymous No.105584873 [Report] >>105584896 >>105584900
>>105584168 (OP)
Get on my level plebs:

>.bash_aliases
alias eupdate='doas /usr/local/sbin/eupdate'
alias eupgrade='doas /usr/local/sbin/eupgrade'

>/usr/local/sbin/eupdate
#!/bin/sh
emaint -a sync

>/usr/local/sbin/eupgrade
#!/bin/sh
emerge --ask --verbose --deep --changed-use --update @world && \
emerge --depclean

>/etc/doas.conf
permit :wheel cmd /usr/local/sbin/eupdate
permit :wheel cmd /usr/local/sbin/eupgrade

When I want to update my system I just run this command:
eupdate && eupgrade
Anonymous No.105584889 [Report] >>105584912
>>105584168 (OP)
updooter general
I quit arch because I hated having to pacman -Syu 3 gb of updates before I wanted to install any package or else there would be a dependency issue
Anonymous No.105584896 [Report] >>105585003 >>105585016
>>105584873
im never going to install gentoo. no im not going to
Anonymous No.105584900 [Report]
>>105584873
holy bloat
Anonymous No.105584912 [Report] >>105584993
>>105584889
This only ever happens with huge packages like electron
Anonymous No.105584917 [Report] >>105584945
>>105584168 (OP)
I just type "yay" instead
Anonymous No.105584945 [Report] >>105584951
>>105584917
>fartix
Anonymous No.105584951 [Report] >>105584997
>>105584945
Anonymous No.105584993 [Report] >>105585279
>>105584912
it happened many times to me doe, and I always had to do pacman -Sy or else it was file not found
Anonymous No.105584997 [Report] >>105585005
>>105584951
>no UKI support
>GRUB only, so autistic luks2 setups are a no-go
>can't harden openrc or dinit like systemd (i know i know, >no usecase)
otherwise it's not bad but I need more
Anonymous No.105585003 [Report] >>105585074
>>105584896
>the linux mint toddler cowers before the gentoo chad
Anonymous No.105585005 [Report] >>105585020 >>105585047
>>105584997
>GRUB only
huh?
Anonymous No.105585016 [Report]
>>105584896
Good idea it's a waste of time anyways
Anonymous No.105585020 [Report] >>105585032 >>105585047
>>105585005
>they added systemd-boot back
I kneel
Anonymous No.105585032 [Report]
>>105585020
not sure who "they" are but I added it myself kek
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nosystemd-boot-artix
I'm probably gonna need to update the pkgbuild though, I'm not sure if it still builds
Anonymous No.105585047 [Report] >>105585058 >>105585066
>>105585005
>>105585020
also enable secureboot + measured UKI, the glowfags wil--
>mitigations=off
oh.... it's the AI anime wallpaper troon
Anonymous No.105585058 [Report]
>>105585047
I'm not a troon, anon. how many times do I have to say it?
Anonymous No.105585066 [Report] >>105585122
>>105585047
Also named his laptop "neko-thinkpad" so he is also a weeb who uses a stinkpad. 100% a troon.
Anonymous No.105585074 [Report]
>>105585003
Use both
Anonymous No.105585110 [Report]
>sudo apt update
>sudo apt dist-upgrade
>sudo apt autoremove --purge
>flatpak update
>flatpak remove --unused --delete-data
Anonymous No.105585122 [Report] >>105585152
>>105585066
Anime is fine.
Having mitigations off while using the default lenovo UEFI is troon territory, at least coreboot/Canoeboot/GNUboot/niggerboot it if you want no mitigations, stop doing half-assed setups you mongoloids.
Anonymous No.105585152 [Report]
>>105585122
I have mitigations=off on all my machines, and only one of them (the T480 I'm posting on right now) can use Coreboot. as far as I know the A485 can't use it, my Thinkcentre can't either, neither can my desktop or my MSI laptop
it's not like I'm doing anything critical on my machines that would make it matter anyway. if I had a work machine I wouldn't disable mitigations, but I don't work in tech or with a computer at all, so again, nothing critical going on here
Anonymous No.105585218 [Report]
update() (
sudo pacman -Syu
if [ ! -d "$HOME/.aur" ]; then return; fi
cd "$HOME/.aur"
for package in *; do
if aur_new_version_available "$package"; then
aur_update_package "$package"
fi
done
)
Anonymous No.105585279 [Report]
>>105584993
your composting ecosystem isnt stable yet if you have to do pacman -Syu before installing a package
Anonymous No.105585380 [Report]
>>105584168 (OP)
yay --noconfirm
Anonymous No.105585465 [Report] >>105585480
>>105584168 (OP)
That's the reason why I have 0 motivation to explore other distros. Pacman is so comfy and just werks, I can enjoy my coding without being distracted.
Anonymous No.105585480 [Report]
>>105585465
apk, which alpine uses, is great too. But alpine doesn't package enough things for my taste
Anonymous No.105586003 [Report]
Fuck you, I didn't
Anonymous No.105586361 [Report]
>>105584168 (OP)
pkg_add
Anonymous No.105586507 [Report] >>105586517
>>105584168 (OP)
Why is there an anime girl next to the arch linux logo?
Anonymous No.105586517 [Report]
>>105586507
Anonymous No.105586612 [Report]
>>105584168 (OP)
yay -Syu is more satisfying