A question about libreoffice-still OR package

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Hello, today I reinstalled my Gnome and while I was setting it up i saw that with libreoffice-still package comes GNUjump, do someone know why this is connected to LibreOffice product at all?

Thank you for your attention!

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I dont see it in the depends …

pactree -r gnujump

will show us what, if anything, relies on gnujump

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Am I allowed to upload pictures in here or to post link from imgur?

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Why not just post the text output ?

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Because it is not gnujump package, in the package manager, Installed section while i was scrolling to see something i randomly saw GNUjump app installed who says that it comes from libreoffice-still package :smiley:

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pactree -r gnujump                                                               ✔  12s  
error: package 'gnujump' not found
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I’m not sure I understand …

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That’s what I’m talking about.

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I’m not sure whats going on there.
The text doesnt match of course. libreoffice-still and gnujump are different.
gnujump is also at version 1.0.8-6, and is ~2.14mb …
so something is up with that listing.

Please make sure you are fully synced, updated, etc.

PS.
Oh. and maybe check if you have “Software Mode” enabled.

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I did the following commands:

sudo pacman-mirrors --fasttrack
sudo pacman -Syyu

After that i rebooted and installed libreoffice-still → 

sudo pacman -S libreoffice-still

Nothing strange I think.

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Well thats all pacman.
Does pamac still display incorrectly?

Its also entirely fine to prefer pacman. I do. :wink:

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I dont use pamac, for AUR packages i use yay :smiley:
And for software mode when i click it it shows the same stuff. Two times each Libre App + GNUjump.

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pamac is the photo you shared.

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I suppose some cache got corrupted somewhere.

pamac --force-refresh

might help.

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okay, the GUI then, didn’t understand you properly, sorry!

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This is what it gives me as response :smiley:

pamac --force-refresh                                                                    ✔ 
Available actions:
  pamac --version     
  pamac --help, -h     [action]
  pamac search         [options] <package(s)>
  pamac list           [options] <package(s)>
  pamac info           [options] <package(s)>
  pamac install        [options] <package(s)>
  pamac reinstall      [options] <package(s)>
  pamac remove         [options] [package(s)]
  pamac checkupdates   [options]
  pamac update,upgrade [options]
  pamac clone          [options] <package(s)>
  pamac build          [options] [package(s)]
  pamac clean          [options]
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Try:

pamac checkupdates --force-refresh
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That’s all:

pamac checkupdates --force-refresh                                                       ✔ 
Safely check for updates without modifiying the databases
(Exit code is 100 if updates are available)

pamac checkupdates [options]

options:
  --builddir <dir> : build directory (use with --devel), if no directory is given the one specified in
                     pamac.conf file is used
  --aur, -a        : also check updates in AUR
  --no-aur         : do not check updates in AUR
  --quiet, -q      : only print one line per update
  --devel          : also check development packages updates (use with --aur)
  --no-devel       : do not check development packages updates
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My bad. The correct command:

pamac update --force-refresh

(Just tested it.)

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Okay, so this is the output:

pamac update --force-refresh                                     ✔ 
Preparing...
==== AUTHENTICATING FOR org.manjaro.pamac.commit ====
Authentication is required to install, update, or remove packages
Authenticating as: user (user)
Password: 
==== AUTHENTICATION COMPLETE ====
Synchronizing package databases...
Refreshing core.db...                                                           
Refreshing extra.db...                                                          
Refreshing multilib.db...                                                       
Refreshing core.files...                                                        
Refreshing extra.files...                                                       
Refreshing multilib.files...                                                    
Refreshing AUR...                                                               
Nothing to do.                                                                  
Transaction successfully finished.

And still GNUjump is still there :smiley: