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So I'm trying to install Eclipse, but I get the message "libgudev and libsystemd are in conflict", and then naturally it asks me if I want to remove libsystemd. I may not know a whole lot about Linux, but I do know that systemd is pretty important. Is it safe to remove libsystemd, or do I need to do something to fix this conflict?
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If I look at the output of `pacman -Qi libgudev`, I see that it is in conflict with libsystemd<221, which leads me to believe that you have run
pacman -Syat some point, which is unsupported.
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If I look at the output of `pacman -Qi libgudev`, I see that it is in conflict with libsystemd<221, which leads me to believe that you have run
pacman -Syat some point, which is unsupported.
Oh wow, I made such a silly mistake. A simple -Syy and -Syu cleared it all up. Thank you for your help
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A simple -Syy and -Syu cleared it all up.
No, the -Syu cleared it up. -Syy just made the problem even worse temporarily. Please actually read the link you were provided with.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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