I remember clicking on some prompt that mentioned openexr and ilmbase but I don’t remember much more than that.
I’d appreciate any help or advice.
By the way, I installed EndeavourOS a few days ago. I like it. It works fine.
I’m not a techie therefore I find the endless debates about “Linux flavor A vs Linux flavor B vs Linux flavor C” to be mostly irrelevant. Except for package management (for example, I wearied of having old versions of applications), I don’t notice any significant differences between EndeavourOS and “buntus” (Xubuntu, Lubuntu, etc) or Puppy Linux, all of which I have used previously. Once I set up my applications and environment the way I like, they all seem to work the same for me.
If I hadn’t wanted updated applications (via Arch’s rolling releases) I’d still probably be using a variant of Xubuntu.
As to the Arch fanatics who make an argument analogous to, “People who drive cars should learn to mine iron ore, open a steel mill, and manufacture their own cars.” Well. I’ll leave them be.
Here, i dont have this issue. But when i update the system via pacman -Syu, it ask me if i want to “replace ilmbase to extra/openexr” and i accepted. I don’t know if you do so.
Can you tell us more details? like, if you do something to receive this error message or it appear from nothing. You update the system?
I selected Replace ilmbase with extra/openexr? [Y/n] but I received the following error message, error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies) :: installing pacman (5.2.0-2) breaks dependency 'pacman<5.2' required by kalu