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[linux-aarhus]

if you have conflict with pacman - you will have the same using pamac - so I will suggest you look into preparing for the update.

@discobot

Prepare the update beforehand

Preparation steps

From [INFO] Stable branch - BIG update BEST practice

If it has been a long time since your last update, you may want to refresh your pacman-keyring before running the actual update.

1. Create a list of custom packages for later reference

pamac list --foreign > ~/alien-pkgs.txt

2. Remove all foreign packages

pamac remove $(pamac list --foreign --quiet)

3. Remove all orphans and other unneeded packages

pamac remove --orphans --unneeded

4. Optional: ensure the keyrings are up-to-date

sudo pacman -Syy manjaro-keyring archlinux-keyring

5. Optional: Run a simulated update

pamac update --dry-run

6. Looking good? Repeat the above without --dry-run

reboot

7. Consult the list of packages created in the first step and rebuild only those you really need

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Then run

sudo pacman -Syu