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Accomplished the explicitly installed package list broken down by Extra/ChaoticAUR Repo, Flatpak, Distrobox Container, and AppImage managed by Gear Lever.
It was easy because 'pacman -Qqe' is a beautiful command that prints an explicitly installed packages list in alphabetical order.
Love that, does serious werk and makes it so I might actually do some practice with Python today and the prototype file manager!
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Accomplished the explicitly installed package list broken down by Extra/ChaoticAUR Repo, Flatpak, Distrobox Container, and AppImage managed by Gear Lever.
It was easy because 'pacman -Qqe' is a beautiful command that prints an explicitly installed packages list in alphabetical order.
Love that, does serious werk and makes it so I might actually do some practice with Python today and the prototype file manager!
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Accomplished the explicitly installed package list broken down by Extra/ChaoticAUR Repo, Flatpak, Distrobox Container, and AppImage managed by Gear Lever.
It was easy because 'pacman -Qqe' is a beautiful command that prints an explicitly installed packages list in alphabetical order.
Love that, does serious werk and makes it so I might actually do some practice with Python today and the prototype file manager!
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I literally am very silly, got confused why some of my AppImages weren't launching on my fresh install of Garuda Linux, GNOME version. Realized that some of them were based on fuse2 rather than fuse3.
Investigated my installed versions of Fuse, discovered by default, fuse3 is installed but not fuse2, given how many AppImages haven't migrated to fuse3...This is crazy work. ROFL
However, as with anything Arch-related, I looked up the package name for the version I needed (I talk about the names that I figured out only after looking them up above). "sudo pacman -S fuse2" The magic spell that solves my problems, is typically "sudo pacman -S (write what you need to install here, hun)".
I will be making notes of what I installed to fully set this damn thing up in order to remember what is going on with this machine. As that is usually my first task after setting up my computer, because it helps having an understanding of what is installed on your computer. ROFL Right after my grocery trip.
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I literally am very silly, got confused why some of my AppImages weren't launching on my fresh install of Garuda Linux, GNOME version. Realized that some of them were based on fuse2 rather than fuse3.
Investigated my installed versions of Fuse, discovered by default, fuse3 is installed but not fuse2, given how many AppImages haven't migrated to fuse3...This is crazy work. ROFL
However, as with anything Arch-related, I looked up the package name for the version I needed (I talk about the names that I figured out only after looking them up above). "sudo pacman -S fuse2" The magic spell that solves my problems, is typically "sudo pacman -S (write what you need to install here, hun)".
I will be making notes of what I installed to fully set this damn thing up in order to remember what is going on with this machine. As that is usually my first task after setting up my computer, because it helps having an understanding of what is installed on your computer. ROFL Right after my grocery trip.
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I literally am very silly, got confused why some of my AppImages weren't launching on my fresh install of Garuda Linux, GNOME version. Realized that some of them were based on fuse2 rather than fuse3.
Investigated my installed versions of Fuse, discovered by default, fuse3 is installed but not fuse2, given how many AppImages haven't migrated to fuse3...This is crazy work. ROFL
However, as with anything Arch-related, I looked up the package name for the version I needed (I talk about the names that I figured out only after looking them up above). "sudo pacman -S fuse2" The magic spell that solves my problems, is typically "sudo pacman -S (write what you need to install here, hun)".
I will be making notes of what I installed to fully set this damn thing up in order to remember what is going on with this machine. As that is usually my first task after setting up my computer, because it helps having an understanding of what is installed on your computer. ROFL Right after my grocery trip.