Greetings lovely community, I installed EndeavourOS a few months ago using the endeavouros-2021.04.17-x86_64.iso, which was well before the current August release came out. There were some issues with that iso which many wonderful testers and the devs ironed out for the August release. During that …

[image] Scotty_Trees: Is there somewhere else I should be looking? Here: https://github.com/endeavouros-team/install-scripts-next/blob/main/netinstall.yaml

[image] Scotty_Trees: I’m unaware of any detailed changelog(s) I could look at to verify this myself unfortunately. I am about to go to a meeting and can’t give you the specific links but you can certainly review the changelogs on github. Also, the release announcements usually have a descri…

The resource I always end up using is: [image] GitHub - endeavouros-team/EndeavourOS-packages-lists: simple packages lists... simple packages lists to reinstall EOS DE packages and base, or to install a new DE. - GitHub - endeavouros-team/EndeavourOS-packages-lists: simple packages lists…

@Kresimir When I view the base package list here: https://github.com/endeavouros-team/EndeavourOS-packages-lists/blob/master/eos-base-group It shows it hasn’t been updated in 5 months, and when I search for example for rebuild-detector it isn’t there. Is there somewhere else I should be looking? @…

[image] dalto: Here: https://github.com/endeavouros-team/install-scripts-next/blob/main/netinstall.yaml Ah I think that is exactly what I was looking for! That’s quite a long list too! Searching from the last few most recent commits that added some packages like crda, efitools, duf, pv, nbd,…

[image] Scotty_Trees: A bit unsure how best to proceed or if I should just adopt the approach ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’ This would be my advice. Trying to identify everything that may have changed and install them is usually not really needed. [image] Scotty_Trees: I was mostly c…

[image] dalto: [image] Scotty_Trees: ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’ This would be my advice. Trying to identify everything that may have changed and install them is usually not really needed. Sounds good to me. One less thing to worry about and have anxiety over if I’m doing somethin…

[image] Scotty_Trees: But if in a practical sense that can still be accomplished with or without rebuild-detector Unless you have an immense number of AUR packages, over time you will start to learn what triggers the need to rebuild them. Alternatively, you rebuild them if they stop working …

[image] dalto: Unless you have an immense number of AUR packages I do my best to keep my reliance on AUR packages as minimal as I can. Currently have ~40 AUR packages, hopefully that’s a low enough number that I don’t see too many issues pop up too often. [image] dalto: For context, I pa…

[image] Scotty_Trees: I do my best to keep my reliance on AUR packages as minimal as I can. Currently have ~40 AUR packages That is quite a lot I would say. :rofl:

[image] dalto: That is quite a lot I would say. :rofl: Oh fudge… Only I didn’t say “fudge” :rofl:

How do I identify changes between ISO versions?

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dalto October 4, 2021, 5:00pm 13

There was a topic about that a while back. Let me see if I can find it…

Here it is: