Nope. Many "AUR helpers" do this though. In my limited experience yaourt seems to be one that handles this seemlessly, but I'd say it comes with some costs of hiding what is doing from the user.
Trilby
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2012-09-20T17:48:41Z
Foucault wrote:......
title=`metaflac --show-tag="title" "$file.flac" | sed "s/title=//"`
...
flac -c -d "$file.flac" | oggenc -t "$title" -a "$artist" -G "$genre" -l "$album" \
-d "$date" -n "$track" -o $file.ogg -q $qual -The tag fields in sed may should be capitalized ("TITLE" and not
Hello, I wanted to try cinnamon so i followed archwiki. Everything went smoothly but when i tryed to run cinnamon i saw a blue background and then a "Sorry something went wrong. try to logout and loging again message". I did so but nothing changed.Could someone please help?Thanks alot
Zapman
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2012-09-11T08:44:55Z
i also had that problem and here is how i solved it, but it was with Archboot "2k12-R4" USBdont know if its the same problemhttps://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=151773its because of a bug : https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/31894
Heema
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2012-11-03T01:15:34Z
I've cobbled together a bash loop to check this, but I've no doubt there's more sophisticated ways of finding out.for i in $(yaourt -Qqm); do
yaourt -Sia "$i" &>/dev/null || echo $i
doneRequires yaourt, obviously.
Take a look at this, maybe it helps you: .config-v7 (taken from here)You can use the target-options like CT_ARCH_ARCH="armv7-a" and CT_ARCH_FPU="vfpv3-d16" for your makepkg.confAlso take a look into the gentoo wiki, they often provide perfect configurations for things like that.EDIT: Hope you have an armv7-target, otherwise you should take a look at .config-v5 or .config-v6 con
Yaourt has --devel too. I run "yaourt -Syua --devel" once a week for that reason.
GordonGR
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2012-04-28T09:47:02Z
Well, to help along the way, I found this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sy … er_boot.3FThat worked exactly as described. Now, though, the interface isn't failing anymore, so I can't diagnose what was happening in the first place, haha.Speculation still welcome. I don't much prefer to simply let a problem "disappear" without knowing what it was.
See the mount flags from here:https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSDI recommend using "noatime" instead of "relatime", unless you use Mutt.
DSpider
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2013-01-05T06:59:10Z
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