Thank you very much for telling me that. This tool is really nice to use
and does just what is needed in the current situation.
Of course it still gets quite annoying when one has 161 aur-packages
(including debug ones, so not that many) installed. But yeah being able
to quickly update at least the more security relevant/important stuff is
nice.
So it is a perfect moment to clean up some no longer needed packages.
Also I'm sorry if my previous E-Mail wasn't received that well by
everyone. It was in no way supposed to shine a bad light on the
important work that arch maintainers do.
I myself am unfortunately also quite clueless as to how one might solve
the spam/malware problem properly.
So I wish you all good look with coming up with a proper solution for it.
Regards
On 8/8/26 15:53, Lime In a Jacket wrote:
Arch already has this tool, `pkgctl version setup` and `pkgctl version
upgrade`.
