pacstall
Pacstall is a command line tool that simplifies package installation on Linux systems. It is specifically designed for distributions that use the Pacman package manager, such as Arch Linux and Manjaro.
With Pacstall, users can install software packages directly from the AUR (Arch User Repository) or repositories specific to their distribution. It automates the process of searching, fetching, and installing packages, saving users the hassle of manually downloading and installing them.
Pacstall offers a user-friendly interface where users can easily search for packages, view package details, and select the ones they want to install. It also supports batch installation, allowing users to install multiple packages at once.
Furthermore, Pacstall provides dependency management, ensuring that all required dependencies are automatically installed before installing the desired package. It can also update installed packages, making it a convenient tool for system maintenance and software updates.
Overall, Pacstall simplifies the package installation process, making it a valuable tool for users of Pacman-based Linux distributions who want an efficient and hassle-free way to install and manage software packages.
List of commands for pacstall:
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pacstall:tldr:13ece pacstall: Install a package.$ pacstall --install ${package_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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pacstall:tldr:1d178 pacstall: Update all packages.$ pacstall --upgradetry on your machineexplain this command
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pacstall:tldr:4bcb6 pacstall: Display information about a package.$ pacstall --query-info ${package_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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pacstall:tldr:64d76 pacstall: Search the package database for a package name.$ pacstall --search ${package_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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pacstall:tldr:7bb1e pacstall: Add a repository to the database (only GitHub and GitLab are supported).$ pacstall --add-repo ${remote_repository_location}try on your machineexplain this command
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pacstall:tldr:935c2 pacstall: Update pacstall's scripts.$ pacstall --updatetry on your machineexplain this command
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pacstall:tldr:ba1df pacstall: Remove a package.$ pacstall --remove ${package_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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pacstall:tldr:e3428 pacstall: List all installed packages.$ pacstall --listtry on your machineexplain this command