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I saved the file but while mirror is available pacman still refuses to update mirror lists using command: Here is a list of my missing package list: I wanted to install it to be able to test two implementations

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Yes, the pkgbuild of amdvlk package should definitely be fixed You may have fuse or fuse holder issues going on, or edge connector issues but your actual power supply likely isn't the problem. I will ask a maintainer

Of course i can rebuild amdvlk with edited conflicts array

But i was just wondering if it is possible to force install conflicting packages with pacman. The community.db was removed 2 years ago Failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)' Pacman does not remove my configurations that the application creates

I installed wine once and had a hell of a time removing all the entries it made in pcmanfm. Nist on password policies (pdf) — see §3.1.1.2 sometimes i seem a bit harsh — don’t get offended too easily! Hi everyone, i was wondering if there was a way to remove unneeded packages in pacman By unneeded i mean the packages that are installed as a dependency of another packages, in which case you later remove the package, so the dependencies remain installed while you don't need them

This happens after installing/removing a lot of packages over a long period of time

So the question really is. Personally i wouldn't replace it, i've rarely seen a pacman that actually needed a new power supply The voltages are supplied by a transformer that hardly ever goes bad