Finally got Dolphin to run as root & flatpak/snap support in Pamac!

[jonathon]

I can’t tell because it’s only text on a screen.

[anon78451888]

@jonathon

I’m not sure whether pacman-mirrors is actually needed. I suspect it isn’t really needed; the pamac-refresh-mirrors.timer shouldn’t be enabled by default.

I did try a quick edit+build but it wants snapd and snapd-glib which I don’t have (and I don’t really want to build a whole dependency chain just to see if it will build).

Either way, you have to build a dependency chain, edit a PKGBUILD, and build the final package.

Correct. See, you’re learning.

@dalto

The manjaro PKGBUILD relies on pacman-mirrors .

Enabling flatpak and snap in pamac from AUR is as simple as installing flatpak and snapd and setting enable-snap=true and enable-flatpak=true in the PKGBUILD

Correct again, although I never used Pamac from AUR

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Stop breaking
It’s Linux, not bar

P.S. Love Nate’s interview and this whole situation on Dolphin with sudo to me is insane