Setting Aliases because I can’t remember the new ones
I got a buddy who switched to EndeavourOS after using Linux Mint for about a year, He said he was too lazy to learn pacman/yay so he spent an hour making fake apt aliases, I forgot what happened but after a while he gave up on it and just got use to pacman.
I’m fine with using pacman in general, but always forget how to uninstall an app completely. So I set the alias yeet for that. Since then, I’ve also set it on different systems like dnf.
I got a buddy who switched to EndeavourOS after using Linux Mint for about a year, He said he was too lazy to learn pacman/yay so he spent an hour making fake apt aliases, I forgot what happened but after a while he gave up on it and just got use to pacman.
Writing all those aliases probably helped him learn pacman.
I just set
upd = <distro update command> ins = <distro install command> pur = <distro purge command> uin = <distro uninstall command>in every distro, I don’t know why you’d want package management to be distro specific commands
ins and uin for some reason feels wrong, like
instandtsnifeels more right to me and I know it shouldn’t.tsnifeels so wrong 😭I know but some strange part of me loves it
You’re the kind of guy that ends if statements with fi and you should be ashamed.
I can’t tell you how many times the missing fi has hurt my feelings and made me waste precious hours of my life
A punishment fitting the crime, the universe is balanced once more.
You could go for
unstand drop sick rave beatsunst unst unstBash was a mistake.
Creates a Time Machine to go back to 1988 and tell them do not create bash
ins feels like insert. uin feels like it skips the first n on accident. To me, anyways.
You could also use the
pkconcommand.I’m fine with using
pacmanin general, but always forget how to uninstall an app completely. So I set the aliasyeetfor that. Since then, I’ve also set it on different systems likednf.deleted by creator
I’m kind of curious how far he got with this