Hi there!
Today I saw python-shiboken2 and pyside2 went to AUR… and it seems those are packages used by manjaro? by something software.manjaro.org?
Not needed anymore? Can we perform a -Rcns on them? or it will break something?
Best regards!
Why don’t you try?
-Rns should be sufficient
If you try you’ll be presented with a list of what is going to be removed - and you have to approve it or deny the action.
If they “went to AUR” without replacement in repos, they are not needed, not by something from the repos.
:: clang requiere opcionalmente llvm: referenced by some clang headers
:: python-matplotlib requiere opcionalmente pyside6: alternative for Qt6{Agg,Cairo} backends
Paquetes (10) llvm-18.1.8-4 pyside2-5.15.13-2 pyside6-6.8.0.2-3 python-jade-application-kit-3.5.7-7 python-manjaro-sdk-1:0.1.1-1
python-systemd-235-3 shiboken6-6.8.0.2-3 software-center-web-jak-1.0.3-1 web-installer-url-handler-2.3-1 python-shiboken2-5.15.13-2
looking at dependecies/providing stuff…
I see that python-shiboken2 is required by pyside2, that is is required by python-jade-aplication-kit, that is required by software-center-web-jak, that is required by web-installer-url-handler and this packages do “Install software from software.manjaro.org”
none of those packages are in the Manjaro repo - whatever want’s them isn’t required by the base system, but rather by some AUR package
which itself may not even exist anymore - such as web-installer-url-handler
or other external package ![]()
do not use --cascade - it is more safe with
sudo pacman -Rns
Well… using -Rns it is failing because dependencies… it is telling me all the other stuff needed (to be deinstalled), 1 by 1… at the end I will have the same packages listed
none of those are in Manjaro repos - and some not even in the AUR anymore ![]()
Thanks for all the replies!
It seems it was old stuff used by manjaro install at some point, will wipe it…
BTW, there is any way to know when I installed my manjaro system?
There are different options to get creation dates: (of course there are)
Wow
2019-03-12 04:42:44
\o/