One thing is that pamac is often broken on distros other than Manjaro. It targets the Manjaro repos which are different than the Arch repos.
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Thereās not enough bandwidth to answer this question properly. Weād melt a half mile of ice caps in the process.
It mostly targets the AUR in such a way that it causes mayhem and disaster.
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I donāt know about pamac, but yay has been treating my addictions in all the right or wrong ways. Today I updated using yay and like an addict did another yay in literally 2 mins and guess what, there was a single update for flatpak, and I was satisfied in a weird way. I donāt know how I feel right now. I might need help lol
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Pamac has always treated me nice but yay is jealous. I need pacman so sometimes i feel like Itās a bit neglected and i donāt really know er well enough! I wonāt touch flatpak and snaps well thatās way out of bounds. Sometimes i think i need some good old bash therapy but it wears off too quickly. 
EOS is all the therapy i need. The Purple is very therapeutic. 
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LoL. I think Iāve seen this meme re-done in more different ways than any other.
And on manjaro you have a repo that delays behind AUR soā¦
Pacman + Chaotic-AUR + the occasional git clone & makepkg is enough for me.
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You should try hookers and cocaine. Now thatās therapy!!
Although not quite as cheap as endeavour, so if youāre on a budget, this isnāt so bad.
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Sometimes i fall off the wagon and i go green.
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ahh , makes sense , thanks
Wow I leave you guys/gals alone for a week because I was busy restoring a car an I come back and this conversation has taken on a life of itās on lol
This was one of the first issues I had without that made me stop using it for actually installing things.
Yay, paru, etc, etc, are wrapper-helpers of pacman, I want to learn the syntax of the original.
Pamac was not 100% stable the short time I ran Manjaro, so I canāt say how it is on EnOS or even Arch.
Michael
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