Not from the AUR, no.
It looks solid and even launch with flatpak plugin installed. Iâll test it more deeply tomorrow.
Updated Pamac back to 10 today. AUR works, along with Manjaro Hello, but unfortunately flatpak still doesnât (and I canât even uninstall flatpak applications, still getting âNothing to doâ messages).
For devs, I posted this here:
All good now. Thank you!
Enabled downgrade and refreshed databases, but doesnât work. Any hints?
Do not use pamac to downgrade itself. It does not work.
Use this:
sudo pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/pamac-common-9.5.12-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst /var/cache/pacman/pkg/pamac-cli-9.5.12-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst /var/cache/pacman/pkg/pamac-gtk-9.5.12-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
Search in /etc/pacman.conf for the commented out IgnorePkg. Uncomment it and add pamac-gtk pamac-common pamac-cli like this:
IgnorePkg = pamac-gtk pamac-common pamac-cli
Somehow pamac-gtk 9.5 still keep showing updates for pamac-cli, pamac-common & pamac-gtk. The âIgnore allâ-button does not work. Itâs a weird interpretation of pacman.confâs IgnorePkg TBH.
Question: Is it safe to keep pacman setting âEnable downgradeâ in force after this or should I disable it ?? Does this setting downgrade something else besides (or in addition to) pacman ?
It is undesirable when when you upgraded a package from the AUR which bears the same name as the one from the repositories, and the version at manjaroâs repos is still outdated. At least I experienced pamac wants to downgrade them while it obviously shouldnât.
If you donât use the AUR at all. I think it wonât hurt that much.
Thx, as for now Pamac 10 works fine for me, i stay with it.
Will there be updates here in the near future? Last update was about 1 month ago!
Getting regular updates here, just had one for Pamac actually. Things are probably just a little slowed down during Christmas with people rightly taking some time out.
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