| 27 Feb 2021 |
 ndgqtkl | In reply to @eclipsesrcool:privacytools.io
sudo pacman -R firefox-developer-edition sure but that wont fix pamac | 17:20:26 |
 Strit | Did you update the databases, before trying to remove? | 17:21:13 |
| ndgqtkl | In reply to @strit:matrix.org
Did you update the databases, before trying to remove? yes | 17:23:00 |
| Strit | And it was still presented as installed??? | 17:23:20 |
| ndgqtkl | In reply to @strit:matrix.org
And it was still presented as installed??? hmm no | 17:25:42 |
| ndgqtkl | do i need to update the db all the time even if i want to remove | 17:26:01 |
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| Strit | Shouldn't be needed every time, but if the database has not been updated in a while, because you did some stuff from pacman instead, it's a good idea to do so. | 17:26:54 |
 teh 1 | In other words, its database is separate from pacman's? | 17:29:05 |
| jefferyrlc | how long do we typically have to wait after Arch for packages to hit the stable repos? | 17:29:14 |
| jefferyrlc | I'm getting a bit impatient for the plasma 5.21 release XD | 17:30:04 |
 Zero-ghost | jefferyrlc: what exact features do you need from plasma 5.21 | 17:45:25 |
| jefferyrlc | Need? Nothing. Want? the wayland updates, as I use multimonitor and kwin wayland. | 17:46:07 |
| teh 1 | Same, I'm also expectant for Wayland updates, both for my laptop and PinePhone. Of course, I'm looking forward to more things in terms of Plasma Mobile. | 17:52:29 |
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| teh 1 | In the first place, putting the heavily in-development mobile distros aside, we have all installed rolling release distros like Manjaro to keep up to date with the latest and greatest, have we not? | 17:57:47 |
| Zero-ghost | you have ubuntu and debain based distros where software version are older than the pyramids, you have arch that updates as the people are programming the software, and you have manjaro that tries to keep updated to the latest versions after trying to make sure things are stable all together for lower level technical or just non-technical people to be able to use the distro and have up to date software | 17:59:58 |
| Zero-ghost | * you have ubuntu and debain based distros where software version are older than the pyramids, you have arch that updates as the people are programming the software, and you have manjaro that tries to keep updated to the latest versions after trying to make sure things are stable all together for lower level technical or just non-technical people to be able to use the distro and have up to date software | 18:00:18 |
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 ᕲᗩᐺᓰᕲ(status: ☠️Why do I HML sometimes ☠️) | Would 30gb be enough to get manjaro installed? | 18:22:59 |
 eclipsesrcool | Yes | 18:23:15 |
| ᕲᗩᐺᓰᕲ(status: ☠️Why do I HML sometimes ☠️) | Thanks. I wasn't sure. I want to triple boot my computer temporarily and I might have 30gb available | 18:25:06 |
| jefferyrlc | very easily | 18:33:05 |
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 rauldux | In reply to @daavid:asra.gr
Thanks. I wasn't sure. I want to triple boot my computer temporarily and I might have 30gb available With manjaro architect you could do a minimal base installation | 19:04:23 |
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| ᕲᗩᐺᓰᕲ(status: ☠️Why do I HML sometimes ☠️) | In reply to @mjay:matrix.org
With manjaro architect you could do a minimal base installation I'm going for a full install. I want to slowly move over my files from my main installs without backing it up to the cloud because it would take longer that way | 19:24:57 |
