Some more to add

[CleanMachine1]

I have recently switched to running Arch and have some suggestions.

I have been clearing dependencies which are unneeded and the command for that is

sudo pacman -R $(pacman Q-dtq)

and just for orphan dependencies you just run the same but run what is it inside of the brackets.

I know this feature isn't a thing with apt but it is still a useful command

PS: do you actually use Arch

[Itai-Nelken]

PS: do you actually use Arch

I use it a bit on my pi4 when I need ode stuff, and from today on my new PineBook Pro

[Itai-Nelken]

I think I already added that, but used a slightly different command I got from here https://github.com/Itai-Nelken/aptpac/blob/3a6f16cf87a6a2dc173a06a6d277c01815dc877c/aptpac.sh#L101-L104

[Itai-Nelken]

that removes unneeded packages, the equivalent of apt autoremove

BTW can you test the C version? I just made it get all the packages after the command, so apt pac install package1 package2 instead of apt pac install "package1 package2". the bash version already does that for some time.

[CleanMachine1]

That pinebook is a little bit more money, should of picked a thinkpad

[CleanMachine1]

Ill give it a look later

[CleanMachine1]

PS: do you actually use Arch

I use it a bit on my pi4 when I need ode stuff, and from today on my new PineBook Pro

Are you using actual arch or manjaro

[Itai-Nelken]

PS: do you actually use Arch

I use it a bit on my pi4 when I need ode stuff, and from today on my new PineBook Pro

Are you using actual arch or manjaro

manjaro, forgot to mention that.

[Itai-Nelken]

That pinebook is a little bit more money, should of picked a thinkpad

I needed a new smaller laptop with a battery that actually lasts, and I wanted a pinebookpro, and the pinebookpro can do everything I need. so I bought it.

[Itai-Nelken]

I'm closing this as the feature you asked for is already implemented. feel free to reply with any questions you have.

[CleanMachine1]

Re open this please.

I have run read and run the code and the C version is pretty impressive.

You NEED to implement: show purge

[Itai-Nelken]

moving your 'learning mode' feature request to here @CleanMachine1

[Itai-Nelken]

summary of all feature requests oin this issue and progress on them:

• purge: pacman -Rn
• show: pacman -Qi <package> for installed packages, pacman -Si <package> for all packages available in the repos.

[Itai-Nelken]

added both commands :)

[Itai-Nelken]

actually 3 commands: purge, show, & show-all

[CleanMachine1]

How?

[CleanMachine1]

Nevermind