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Already in less than a few hours past initial OS install, ... Especially since -Rs can remove optional dependencies of other packages.

01.01.2021 · Re: Pacman install optional dependencies That should be a small %o in the expac format. And there'd be no need to deduplicate the output as pacman will handle this itself:

When installing a package, pacman will list a package's optional dependencies, but they will not be found in pacman.log .

Archlinux packages list optional dependencies: "An array of packages that are not needed for the software to function, ...

There is no Arch equivalent to install optional dependencies. That's why they are called "optional dependencies", they extend the package capabilities. The whole ArchLinux fuzz is about to only installing the things you ask for, so what pacman is telling you there, is to ask for them explicitly. It also tells you which ones you already have.

yay search installed packages Yay is also a Pacman wrapper, which allows us ... let's install all optional dependencies. limotux Summary Arch Linux is one ...

The listing of all optional dependencies is mostly done by the call to package-query. The first for-loop removes the explanations, so just the package names for the optional dependencies remain; the second for-loop removes the already installed dependencies in its first line before printing the results in the second one.

07.09.2020 · Once you've installed this, let's move onto installing all optional dependencies. Install all optional dependencies (as dependencies) Now, let's install all optional dependencies. We're going to use the pacman -Si command which will list information about the package (including optional dependencies). The rest of the following command is simply ...

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There is no Arch equivalent to install optional dependencies. That's why they are called "optional dependencies", they extend the package capabilities. The ...

I'm using arch linux. Is there a way to list optional dependencies of all installed packages? And if yes, can I filter this list to see only the missing ...

Optional dependencies are what the word says: optional. This means that they are not actual dependencies, but that the package being installed ...

The output above means that none of the optional packages are installed. After installing "xarchiver" the output looks like [...] Optional dependencies: ...

Install all optdeps. Code: --optdeps prompt. If a package contains optional dependencies, prompt the user with "Install optional dependencies for <pkgname>? (all/prompt/none) If the user chooses "prompt", prompt with an "install <optdepname>? (y/n)" message for each optional dependency in the given package.

The listing of all optional dependencies is mostly done by the call to package-query. The first for-loop removes the explanations, so just the package names for the optional dependencies remain; the second for-loop removes the already installed dependencies in its first line before printing the results in the second one.

Install all optdeps. Code: --optdeps prompt. If a package contains optional dependencies, prompt the user with "Install optional dependencies for <pkgname>? (all/prompt/none) If the user chooses "prompt", prompt with an "install <optdepname>? (y/n)" message for each optional dependency in the given package.

Sep 07, 2020 · Install all optional dependencies (as dependencies) Now, let's install all optional dependencies. We're going to use the pacman -Si command which will list information about the package (including optional dependencies). The rest of the following command is simply processing the output to only show the optional dependency packages:

Jun 04, 2020 · Re: Pacman install optional dependencies That should be a small %o in the expac format. And there'd be no need to deduplicate the output as pacman will handle this itself: