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is just the hooks has no owner, and pacman is strict on it…most problem comes probably if there is a online install. Read full topic
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True, we need to change the installer not to install those hooks from outside the new endeavouros-theming package. @fernandomaroto @joekamprad Read full topic
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the update like this can be fixed with --overwrite=’/blabla/*’ as example, but in installation you have no choice (installer) Read full topic
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Am I the only one who thinks it is somewhat odd to have those hooks in the EOS theming package? If someone thinks “hey, i don’t use the EOS themes so I am going to remove that package”, their machine...
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personal opinion, such configuration you could say endeavour-core, basicly you also theming at the end Read full topic
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package name is a bit misleading sure, as it is more eos basic files and config. And we do not thinking till the end for the change with the hooks. Read full topic
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Some great insights for a learner here. Thanks! Wondered if there was a way to look at my whole endeavouros system and work out which files aren’t owned by a pacman package. After all, apart from...
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ososos: some are configuration, if you put those in a package and Dev X change a setting, is only bad for the enduser on some point if your system changed to finish mayby update-mirrorlist is other...
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What’s the best way to get a full recursive list, including false positives, as the technique used only goes one level down? Is update-mirrorlist part of the welcome? Read full topic
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ososos: update-mirrorlist It is part of the EndeavourOS installer only. Read full topic
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ososos: What’s the best way to get a full recursive list, including false positives, as the technique used only goes one level down? I am not sure how useful of an effort that is because there will be...
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Thanks! Another first with comm. There are a lot of false positives! But, great for learning. Used a grep to control the output for lines starting ^/bin. Brilliant! Read full topic
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ososos: Used a grep to control the output for lines starting ^/bin. You could also change the find command to limit the results. For example, this would limit the results to just /bin comm -13...
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ososos: error: No package owns /bin/pacstrap_calamares error: No package owns /bin/update-mirrorlist Mmmm. Just realised there’s a discepancy between the comm output for /bin which shows nothing, and...
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dalto: comm -13 <(pacman -Qlq $(pacman -Qq) | sort) <(sudo find /bin -type f | sort) It is because I am excluding symbolic links and /bin is really a just a link to /usr/bin What happens if you...
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ososos: Wondered if there was a way to look at my whole endeavouros system and work out which files aren’t owned by a pacman package. You can also use pacreport utility from pacutils package (a very...
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Tasia91: sudo pacreport --unowned-files That certainly seems more useful. It does seem to filter out some paths by default though. Read full topic
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dalto: It does seem to filter out some paths by default though. Man says there’s a config where that can be specified… Read full topic
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