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Hi All,
How do I look for particular applications in pacman/shaman? For example, how do I look for all available kdemod games, or look for all office application is the repository. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to search.
My daughter wanted to find all "photo" application for touching up images, I had to tell her to do a google search for all linux+photo+editing keywords, the I would see if they are in the repositories, but surely there must be a application that will allow me to do that on the pacman repositories themselves?:/
Many Thanks,
Bernie
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also, but in the browser: http://www.archlinux.org/packages/ and http://aur.archlinux.org/ for unsupported packages.
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There's also tupac
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=13322
you can use it as
tupac -Ss photo editing
or
[~]$ tupac -Ss game rpg
1 community/freedroidrpg 0.12.1-2
a mature science fiction role playing game set in the future
2 aur/eternallands 1.8.0-1 (70 votes)
A free 3D MMORPG game with thousands of on-line players
**CUT**
13 aur/naev 0.3.9-1 (15 votes)
2D action/rpg space game
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also, but in the browser: http://www.archlinux.org/packages/ and http://aur.archlinux.org/ for unsupported packages.
llent,
Excellent, thanks all. In particular I like the web site package search, the resulting output is much easier to read than "pacman -Ss keyword(s)"
Cheers,
Bernie:D
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By the way, what is the best way to say find what all the applications are included in the various kdemod releases, i.e kdemod-minimal, kdemod, kdemos-complete ..
Thanks,
Bernie
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try kdemod's website, I'm sure they have a listing, if not go to their server and see their packages manually (where you would normally add the repo to your pacman.conf, look it up in your browser). Many of kdemod's packages are already in arch repos, just repackaged for kdemod.
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By the way, what is the best way to say find what all the applications are included in the various kdemod releases, i.e kdemod-minimal, kdemod, kdemos-complete ..
Thanks,
Bernie
Each of those are groups, so you can find what's in a group with pacman -Sg [group-name] though that requires you to know what the group name is first.
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