Although you 'can' you pamac to update it is normally better to use the terminal commands I provide to do that. In sequence after a fresh install i recommend doing the following in terminal:
To update to the fastest mirrors
sudo reflect
or
sudo reflectuk (if you are in the UK)
There's no conflict. Just checking and nothing happends. It's not possible to use pamac to install other packages.
I'm noob in linux so can I reboot system without consequences?
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Oh! Well if you use the commands I show above the system will update. It is possible to pamac to install packages after you have updated the mirror lists. So if you go back to previous post and follow those instructions you should find pamac working fine after a reboot.
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Which package(s) are conflicting?
Although you 'can' you pamac to update it is normally better to use the terminal commands I provide to do that. In sequence after a fresh install i recommend doing the following in terminal:
To update to the fastest mirrors
sudo reflect
or
sudo reflectuk (if you are in the UK)
To update mirror list
pacupd
To perform update/upgrades
pacupg
This way you can see if there are any conflicts arising or if any manual intervetion is required (which there is BTW for this: https://www.archlinux.org/news/xorg-cleanup-requires-manual-intervention/).
Hope this helps.
There's no conflict. Just checking and nothing happends. It's not possible to use pamac to install other packages.
I'm noob in linux so can I reboot system without consequences?
Oh! Well if you use the commands I show above the system will update. It is possible to pamac to install packages after you have updated the mirror lists. So if you go back to previous post and follow those instructions you should find pamac working fine after a reboot.
Great. It works.