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			29 lines
		
	
	
		
			901 B
		
	
	
	
		
			Markdown
		
	
	
	
	
	
| # pman.sh
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| A `pacman` helper script, because you forget all the stupid flags
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| ## Usage / Features:
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| - aur/yay
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| - search
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| - info
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| - localinfo
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| - provides
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| - providefiles
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| - installed
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| - install
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| - update
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| - upgradable
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| - upgrade
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| - remove
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| - purge
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| - clean
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| - reflector
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| - config
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| 
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| `reflector` and `config` are the only flag that are not appended to `pacman` (or `yay`)<br>
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| instead `reflector` resolves to `reflector` with the previously used parameters stored in `/etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist`<br>
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| and `config` resolves to `nano /etc/pacman.conf`.
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| 
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| `sudo` gets prepended automatically if the command requires root privileges, if the UID is not 0 (you are not `root`) and if `sudo` installed.<br>
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| no, there is no check if your user is in the `sudo` group, if you download this script you should already be, or know you can only use part of this utility<br>
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| tho such a feature is planned, to make the script truly ubiquitus.
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