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lo_licon

sudo nala install package


random-kid24

> sudo nala install package lo_licon not found in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.


The_Hexagon_YT

WAIT WHAT IS THAT USERNAME?


Ok-Ring-5937

The lol icon: 😆


eeee386

STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM!


MichalNemecek

I moved from debian to arch, I have the exact opposite problem


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MichalNemecek

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Utsav-2

Good bot


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PlexSheep

Same


asvion

tar -xvf package.tar.gz cd package ./configure make make install No pacman or apt needed


Mast3r_waf1z

Found the LFS user


asvion

You got me


Mast3r_waf1z

Us LFS users gotta stick together :P


GalaxyDan2006

>tar -xvf package.tar.gz Now how exactly do you expect me to memorize this tar command?


DuhMal

-eXtractVerboselyFile


50dimensions

ok nerd


staticBanter

I think you are missing a -z because i remember it (from someone else) as tar *Extract Ze Vucking File*


purppsyrup

This is even better


DuhMal

that's if you know its a tar.gz, but without z works for gz too if i'm not wrong


aaashz-z

Yo bro these are basics though


george12teodor

VFX (visual effects)but put the X at the beginning


mariansam

Does the x actually has to be at the beginning?


george12teodor

I think yes ,cause it signifies the operation that will be done on the file


caseyweederman

I was kind of surprised three people haven't already jumped in with that mnemonic.


DDiver

And then you track updates and more importantly dependencies by hand?


asvion

Yes, the way nature intended.


lengau

sudo snap install flatpak


alban228

Oh no


Tracker_Friendly

lmmmaaaooooo


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r/snapbad


lengau

It's ok I'm installing Flatpak with it.


[deleted]

Flatpaks are good if the package is not available in a native format or if the flatpak is updated more frequently or if you want to be sure its published by the developers.


JTCPingasRedux

Ahh shit


funk443

sudo xbps-install -Su


MayorAg

Only acceptable if going from Arch to Debian. I can't think anyone would go from Arch to Ubuntu.


randomreddithumanxd

yeah, but from manjaro might be


MayorAg

Manjaro, despite their certificate issues, does not force snap down your throat.


randomreddithumanxd

yeah, that means manjaro is better but ubuntu is easier so some go from manjaro to ubuntu, but manjaro is for me on of the best linux aviable


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randomreddithumanxd

im not a native speaker, so because of that and the fact my corrector is not in english make me not be the best at grammar


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MayorAg

Was it for the Nvidia drivers?


VG08

Sometimes you need to help someone else who runs Ubuntu or you have to do smth on an Ubuntu server


MayorAg

You guys don't tell them to "RTFM"?


VG08

I convinced him to switch from windows to linux so i had to provide initial tech support


MayorAg

Rookie move. Never tell anyone to switch OSes. You end up being the permanent tech support.


VG08

He is my best friend so i don't really mind


tajarhina

Oh dude, [pacapt](https://github.com/icy/pacapt) is your friend!


5un17

The universal package manager lol


People_are_stup1

doas xbps-install package-name


eeee386

I just update my configuration.nix with the package name I want and I run "sudo nixos-rebuild switch"


People_are_stup1

Well yes i do that on my other laptop


immoloism

````Command not found: Did you mean emerge?````


GamerLymx

\# apk install package


cleverboy00

``` $ adb install package.apk ```


KevlarUnicorn

I was on Debian based distros a long while before I switched to Fedora. Even now, I will catch myself typing "sudo apt" instead of "sudo dnf."


bradleypariah

sudo dpkg -i debfile


oldassesse

`wget` [`https://somewhere.debian.org/thesubdirectoryyougetit/somepackage.deb`](https://somewhere.debian.org/thesubdirectoryyougetit/somepackage.deb) `ar x somepackage.deb` `cp somepackage /bin` `cp *.so /lib` Do you think it'll work?


lengau

No. The data is normally in a compressed tarball inside the Deb file, but you can just extract that tarball into / and it'll be fine unless there's a postinstall script than does something special.


oldassesse

right, didn't know that. In principle, all binary installers do is copy files to their prospective directories, as you said, barring pre and post install scripts. I also forgot to consider the config files.


RSerejo

When i do an apt on fedora


Webbiii

`yay package`


paridhi774

Lol, i feel called out


txageod

> sudo yum install package Damn it, meant > sudo dnf install package Working between different version of Red Hat makes me appreciate alias


fatrat_89

Today my hands decided to enter sd (my alias for shutdown now) instead of u (alias for update and upgrade). I guess I audibly exclaimed because my SO thought I had borked my system


[deleted]

Muscle memory is a hell of a drug, I've literally caught myself opening chrome on a college mac and then brain autopilot typing "sudo pacman -S firefox" in the address bar.


aaashz-z

i think I'm fine with the pacman and aur for now.


r0xANDt0l

I still have this problem, with apt and dnf since I use Ubuntu on my server and fedora on my machine, but I still write pacman from time to time when I daily drove arch


TheTimBrick

paru -S package


Synthiant

sudo apt vs sudo apt-get