Error while installing Timeshift

[archos]

Thank you very much for the welcome

[archos]

Thank you for answer,not found,writes the terminal.

[archos]

Great,I installed package downgrade and everything is working.Thank you very much for the advice

[kepler22b]

Packages to cleanBuild?
==> [N]one [A]ll [Ab]ort [I]nstalled [No]tInstalled or (1 2 3, 1-3, ^4)
==> i

To install which one to choose? I ?

[fbodymechanic]

It depends - Do you want to cleanbuild it or not? We can’t really answer that - it’s up to you. And you also did not provide the previous output, so I have no idea which packages you are even looking at to provide suggestions, or if there are 1 or 20 packages you are looking at updating.

This is also a nearly year old thread - You should create a new thread if you’re having a problem updating today.

[kepler22b]

thanks for reply.

yay timeshift

there was 2 package available 1. timeshift 2. Timeshift - bin

i choosed 1 ( hope right choice did)

after that was that choices:

@kepler22b

Packages to cleanBuild?
==> [N]one [A]ll [Ab]ort [I]nstalled [No]tInstalled or (1 2 3, 1-3, ^4)

i was confused their meaning cpz they are writen in past tense “Installed” and what does mean that numbers 1 2 3…

i just choose A and was that right choice thinking now.

@fbodymechanic

This is also a nearly year old thread

Yeah i know but when i saw same thread thought not worth opening new one i wanna not want to break any rules.

[fbodymechanic]

@kepler22b

there was 2 package available 1. timeshift 2. Timeshift - bin

i choosed 1 ( hope right choice did)

It’s up to you. One package is compiled already, one is the binaries. There’s no correct choice.

@kepler22b

i was confused their meaning cpz they are writen in past tense “Installed” and what does mean that numbers 1 2 3…

i just choose A and was that right choice thinking now

The numbers refer to the package numbers previously listed. You likely didn’t have any if you just instated timeshift. It’s more common when you do updates. Also, if it’s your first time installing timeshift All and None would have the same outcome. First install is always a clean build.

I would take some time and learn how to use yay and what everything means and the dangers of using things from the AUR. Google it/DDG it. Learn what you’re doing with it and why. It’s very powerful and yet very dangerous at the same time.

[kepler22b]

@fbodymechanic

I would take some time and learn how to use yay and what everything means and the dangers of using things from the AUR. Google it/DDG it. Learn what you’re doing with it and why. It’s very powerful and yet very dangerous at the same time.

you meant using timeshift is dangerous or packages from AUR?

thanks.

[fbodymechanic]

@kepler22b

you meant using timeshift is dangerous or packages from AUR?

thanks.

I meant this:

@fbodymechanic

I would take some time and learn how to use yay and what everything means and the dangers of using things from the AUR.

[kepler22b]

Thank you for helping and your time.

[keybreak]

You can read more on AUR

[FAQ] What is the AUR?

The Arch User Repository (AUR) is a collection of user-submitted package description files ( PKGBUILD files). These description files can be used to create package archive files ( .pkg.tar.zst files). These PKGBUILD files can be used by an AUR helper (e.g. yay , aurman , Pamac) or manually built using makepkg. The resulting package archive file can then be installed in the normal way. All content on the AUR is uploaded by ordinary users and very little checking of their content is done - it is…

and here

[FAQ] What is the AUR?

In addition to this excellent post, I would like to submit my advice for inspecting the PKGBUILD files: as well as this simple little script that just opens the web browser to the package page on aur.archlinux.org, so you can view the comments before installing: #!/bin/bash xdg-open >/dev/null 2>&1 "https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/$1/" Save it to somewhere in the $PATH, name it, for example, aur and chmod u+x aur. When want to look at the aur webpage, just use aur package-name, for exa…

Basically, what you want to do usually:

• If program is available in default Arch repos - use it.
• If it’s not available, or you need something very specific - use AUR

[kepler22b]

Thanks for suggestions. as i seeing installing by yay takes many times there are a lot of texts . with pacman istall time is normal