pamac - simple graphical package manager for Manjaro Linux

[ringo]

still does i see when i remove whole Xfce parts from my desktop it will remove Lxdm too, i stopped it ok

but it says in menu remove lxdm , 
nevermind

further works ok

[ringo]

personally i like not to much automatic remove things, its hard to be safe on removal

you want removal so make friendly as possibly but personall still you can remove what you dont want...

i have installed Mate, so im bussy on removing gnome dependcies.. i remove mayby some icons of it also.. it remove also whole or part of the Mate-desktop

if i remove Xfce, it removes the Lxdm also, that is not what i want...

think better to have more control in Pamac! if you remove parts..

and if parts needed..., it must give a menu first on my idea
like on up text:

Cant resolve depencies remove this depencies? :
you get a list where you can choose it wat would be a gonner..
then on the second part it comes shows a list what will be removed..,

personal needs more control in Pamac

dont wanna make you angry about it , its just my idea... to take more control in it..if you dont read the removal you can do worse,
its not that al users this do on this way remove whole Xfce, but you must see as an option,

dont know who others think about it?

[philm]

I'm glad to hear that the basics working now. Have to play with it a little more, but I think we are getting there.

[ultima]

Pamac seems to work flawlessly on 0.8.4 Mate install .

[ultima]

But have to reboot after installs , is it normal !

[ultima]

After some reboots , everything goes well now with Pamac .

[tun in a cellar]

I'm glad to hear that the basics working now. Have to play with it a little more, but I think we are getting there.

I used pamac for installing some libreoffice packages:
I filled the search textbox with "libreoffice"
I checked (explicit install) libreoffice-fr libreoffice-gnome libreoffice-writer
pamac opened a dialog box (without any cancellation button) and asked for selecting the language pack I already selected!
if I perform the same actions with pacman (sudo pacman -S libreoffice-fr libreoffice-gnome libreoffice-writer), no issue is encountered

[ultima]

Pamac will need some tweakings I guess .

[tun in a cellar]

Pamac will need some tweakings I guess .

Sure and it is the reason why I posted my findings

Edit: Oh! I've discovered pamac-tray...
Added in XFCE autorun
Let's logout...

[tun in a cellar]

Can we configure pamac-tray (for exaple: refresh frequency)?

[ultima]

Sure and it is the reason why I posted my findings

Edit: Oh! I've discovered pamac-tray...
Added in XFCE autorun
Let's logout...

Ah , I did it that way , but their are other ways to do it , I m not good enough with commands in order to fix it .

[guinux]

The current pamac-tray is a very first implementation and is more an example than a real app.
For now it only check updates when the app is launched so it's not very useful. That's why it was not annouced.
Developpement in progress..

[ultima]

Good news , don t remember who , but we can do Pamac with Terminal Commands , it would be good in order to have some tutorials on this .

You re getting there by the way . Keep it on .

[guinux]

Pamac is only a gui, in a terminal use pacman.

[ultima]

Ok , but how come thiese work from Terminal :

pamac-manager
pamac-tray
pamac-updater

Might not be as Pacman commands but it works .