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Hello,
Why is it that I cannot find 'yay' package or 'ledger-live-bin' with pacman -Ss or pacman -S?
On my manjaro installation I can find both of them and manjaro uses the same pacman and is based on arch, or am I misunderstanding here something?
Last edited by b42 (2023-10-16 14:18:58)
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"based on" != "is"
Eg. yay is an AUR package and might be precompiled in some manjaro repo, but it's not in the arch repos.
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but it's not in the arch repos.
@b42 ...and it will never be due to it (yay) not distinguishing between official packages and the AUR, basically...
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okay, so does it mean that manjaro (which is essentially arch) and arch have different 'extra' repositories ? because ledger-live-bin can also not be found in arch extra repo
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Manjaro is NOT "essentially arch", they're different distros.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ledger-live-bin
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Manjaro is NOT "essentially arch", they're different distros.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ledger-live-bin
okay, they both use pacman, does it still mean they have different extra repos?
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They have totally separate repos. The package manager itself doesn't mean anything.
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okay I get it now.
where can I find what repos my installation has and then the list of packages that those repos contain?
Last edited by b42 (2023-10-07 16:02:25)
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where can I find what repos my installation has and then the list of packages that those repos contain?
The first part of the question see Pacman#Repositories_and_mirrors. For the second part you can use:
pacman -Sl $repoOffline
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