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  • Whats the difference between pamac and pacman : r ManjaroLinux - Reddit
    pamac = GUI (Both GTK and Qt), CLI system tray package manager which also handles AUR, Flatpak Snaps: $ pamac install <package name> $ pamac upgrade $ pamac remove <package name> $ pamac search <package name>
  • How to add flatpak support directly into Pamac? : r archlinux - Reddit
    Hello, I've trying to find a way of adding flathub support directly into pamac just like Manjaro comes by default, but I haven't found anything yet A lot of people use pamac on Arch to get software and flatpak is kinda like a standard nowdays so it seems weird to me that I didn't see anything helpful (maybe I didn't know how to do my research)
  • Pamac - Waiting for another package manager to quit - Reddit
    After updating a few days ago, I now have an issue with Pamac telling me that it's waiting for another package manager to quit I have to restart my computer in order for Pamac to work temporarily, then it will wait for another package manager to quit I look in the task manager and can't any trace of another package manager running How do I
  • Yay or Paru ? : r archlinux - Reddit
    The only difference between yay and pamac is that pamac will prompt you when you have updates available, whereas you'd have to run yay multiple times throughout the day week to find updates If you are a beginner, you should start with yay or even paru just so you know how pacman actually works
  • Octopi, pamac and pacman : r ManjaroLinux - Reddit
    Octopi and Pamac are guis that allow you to manage packages I have only used pamac and it allow you to manage packages from official repos, AUR, snaps and flatpacks and it is what ships with manajaro KDE by default For who is best it depends on personal preference, for me I like managing normal packages from officials repos and AUR using terminal and flatpacks and snaps through pamac
  • Which AUR helper is better pamac pamac-gui or yay? : r archlinux - Reddit
    The only reason I use pamac is because I can browse package, but that is when I'm new to Arch and don't know what packages are there, now there are not many thing for me to browse anymore Even if I want to do it, I can check the wiki article List of Applications
  • Unpopular Opinion: Pamac is the pacman wrapper you didnt know you . . .
    pamac does this perfectly or even make it auto-update without interaction That sounds like a recipe for breaking an Arch install pamac notifies me of an update, and I can choose to either use the command-line pamac upgrade, or open the graphical application and do the upgrade In both cases, I have access to the output being generated by the
  • Difference between pamac, pacman, yay : r linuxquestions - Reddit
    Pamac is GUI+CLI package manager that manages both distro's repos and AUR Additionally, ability to install flatpaks and snaps can also be added Default in manjaro, can be manually installed in arch
  • Pamac: Authentication Failed : r ManjaroLinux - Reddit
    Pamac: Authentication Failed Solved I installed Manjaro XFCE alongside my Windows 10 installation and I got bored, So I installed deepin following the instructions here , then i got tired about how slow it was, then i uninstalled it and i installed pantheon from here , and i discovered that pamac showed "AUTHENTICATION FAILED" when i tried to install or uninstall,
  • Pacman or Pamac? : r archlinux - Reddit
    Yeah, Pamac is also installed in my system, and I use it purely when I need to install complex packages like protonvpn (yeah, it was kinda rough for me to install protonvpn) But I then uninstalled pamac I prefer using default pacman But hey, Linux is all about freedom, use whatever you want But I personally don't like pamac





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