How can we stop the update notification. I checked in startup but found nothing that looks like it will stop it. I use pamac-all and I want only that to notify me of updates.
Thank you. I think I got it now. I’ll wait and see tomorrow when I have updates.
FWIW, I usually just flat out remove the package all together if you don’t want it. Arch has updates all the time, so I just always assume there’s updates.
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Yea I thought of that but I’m playing around with Endeavour at the moment and learning the way it functions and the apps that come when installing offline, customization etc for when I switch I know what things to change and keep. I’m on manjaro currently but it uses more ram than endeavour so i’ll probably move permanently here soon.
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Welcome to the forum! 
One idea is to make it run only once a year! 
It can be done by editing file ~/.config/systemd/user/eos-update-notifier.timer and making it look like this:
[Unit]
Description=Run EOS update notifier periodically
[Timer]
# OnStartupSec=30sec
OnCalendar=yearly
Persistent=true
[Install]
WantedBy=timers.target
and save the file. Then run command:
systemctl --user daemon-reload
Now it will bother you only once a year… 
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That would work too 
Removing the execute bit from /usr/bin/eos-update-notifier may as well prevent it from running?
Yes, but might cause error messages…
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Sad YAY sounds 
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