command
2 messages · started by Laco K on May 13, 2022
command
From Laco K · May 13, 2022
hi there,
I needed to install an app in Debian using dpkg. It did not install as some packages were missing. The instructions then say:
Note - If the installation fails because of missing dependencies, try installing these dependencies using the following command :
apt-get -f install
This fixed the problem and everything installed well.
When trying to accomplish this in Manjaro I run into the same problem. What would be the proper command (the analogy to the above Debian command) to install the missing packages?
sudo pacman ........ ?
thank you,
L
Re: command
From Devi Garcia · May 13, 2022
sudo pacman -U packagename
unless you are using the "aur" then its whole different command and different ballgame.. since the "aur" is a user based app list.. and contains way more apps that can be installed...
On Fri, May 13, 2022 at 6:08 PM Laco K <laco.kuchar1@gmail.com> wrote:
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hi there, I needed to install an app in Debian using dpkg. It did not install as some packages were missing. The instructions then say: Note - If the installation fails because of missing dependencies, try
hi there,I needed to install an app in Debian using dpkg. It did not install as some packages were missing. The instructions then say:Note - If the installation fails because of missing dependencies, try installing these dependencies using the following command :
apt-get -f installThis fixed the problem and everything installed well.When trying to accomplish this in Manjaro I run into the same problem. What would be the proper command (the analogy to the above Debian command) to install the missing packages?sudo pacman ........ ?thank you,L