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* [[ | * [[Pacman Overview]] | ||
: '' | : ''An overview for beginners on how to use Pacman in the terminal.'' | ||
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* [[ | * [[Orphan Package Removal]] | ||
: ''" | : ''"Please, Sir? Can I have some more?" NO! Remove those orphans! '' | ||
* [[ | * [[Downgrading packages with Pacman & friends]] | ||
: '' | : ''Information on how to use pacman to downgrade packages. It also points users to the wiki page called "Using Downgrade", which dramatically simplifies the process - see below''. | ||
* [[ | * [[Using Downgrade]] | ||
: ''"Downgrade" | : ''"Downgrade" is a terminal app that allows you to install versions of packages in your local cache, as well as access packages from the A.R.M (Arch Rollback Machine)''. | ||
Revision as of 10:35, 12 January 2016
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- "Please, Sir? Can I have some more?" NO! Remove those orphans!
- Information on how to use pacman to downgrade packages. It also points users to the wiki page called "Using Downgrade", which dramatically simplifies the process - see below.
- "Downgrade" is a terminal app that allows you to install versions of packages in your local cache, as well as access packages from the A.R.M (Arch Rollback Machine).
- Good policy & tools to enable quick system recovery from problems caused via an upgrade.