Is there a package by package installation method available? #169
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After adding the repository as a installation source. I can see a large list of package which would get reinstalled by these ones but I wanna move slowly to that.
So is there package by package installation method available where one can choose few packages only to reinstall and then slowly adding more and more packages.
Nope, there is not. You can always downgrade packages again or downgrade selected packages if you feel like they are not working properly.
Is there any problem in following this method. For example if I want to update firefox with this repository's binary. Then I can do
yay firefox
it will list firefox name or similar name packages from all repositories. Then I can give the option number for this repository and it will be installed.I wanted to know since these are binaries all the time. Is there any possibility of dependency conflicts in using that method instead of
pacman -Syu
. I had triedpacman -S firefox
also but that just reinstalls from the same repository from where it is downloaded already.Please update your whole system in one go. Otherwise there may be a mismatch of library versions etc.
Partly updating your system is not supported by ArchLinux.