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After plasma6/kde update I noticed a lot of old packages from 5.
Following the wiki suggestions to clean up unnecessary packages (WRONG command removed) did clean most of them. I still have duplicate ones e.g.
kwallet
kwallet5And many more. But now the next step on the wiki is scary as "WRONG command removed" shows pretty much every single package installed ![]()
$ WRONG command removed
1069Last edited by gcb (2024-03-13 15:12:24)
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Where in the wiki does it say -Qqd or -Qqdd?
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My bad, got Qqdd wrong from my history.
Supposed to be from https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman … _(orphans)
so, I did the initial clean up with "pacman -Qdtq | pacman -Rns -"
and then the next step (Detecting more unneeded packages) "pacman -Qqd" returns almost all packages:
$ pacman -Qqd | wc -l
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But you're piping that to a command that filters it further.
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I don't see that command ever printing something that makes general sense to remove... It will give you a list of literally everything ever installed as a dependency of something, you are going to need the majority of those in any case
Edit: Ah yeahy, actually piping it into -Rsu makes more sense
Last edited by V1del (2024-03-13 15:17:32)
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oh I see. -Ru is "unneeded". thanks. Didn't occur to me to check those options. Assumed options for -R were just to say how much to remove.
thanks!
edit: Well, one step further. It removed a couple kde5 packages (and "core/less"
) but I still have duplicates. I guess i will wait some more to see if the maintainers are still working on the cleanup. I only have virtual packages installed for kde, so i hope those steps should clean everything.
Last edited by gcb (2024-03-13 15:25:59)
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Go careful as just because there are **6 files doesn't mean that **5 files are not required. I found out the hard way. Had to spend ages seeing what was wrong
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Go careful as just because there are **6 files doesn't mean that **5 files are not required. I found out the hard way. Had to spend ages seeing what was wrong
Learned my lesson in the past too ![]()
But I still have two kwallet and they prompt me for key access twice, so i do think something is not right. But again, will just wait for pacman to decide based on the meta packages.
Last edited by gcb (2024-03-13 15:29:33)
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But I still have two kwallet
Not abnormal. See pactree -r kwallet5 to see what still requires the old version.
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that is one info i miss that is available on debian's apt/aptitude. "pacman -Si" should show what depends on that package too. with pactree moved out of the core it is even more annoying.
Thanks for reminding me it exists.
Culprit were some applications I will probably miss. k3b, kwave, kompare. Which were the ones i installed not included in the kde meta packages, and forgot.
k*5 (including kwallet5 and it's double prompts) are gone. sigh. off to push yet another fleet update.
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