i am in steam and i have got games working thank you for helping me
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You may want to get into your games on Steam but when asking for help you should follow what you are asked to do. Not only does it resolve your issue’s but it forces you to learn and understand also. Games can be played after the penalty! 
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sudo yay -Syu
i managed to do formating curectly sorry about being a bit of idioit with that
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Please remember… NEVER use sudo with yay.
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eos-update
eos-update --help
eos-update is a package updater for EndeavourOS and Arch.
eos-update is implemented as a wrapper around commands pacman and optionally yay/paru.
Essentially runs commands 'pacman -Syu' and optionally 'yay -Sua' or 'paru -Sua'.
eos-update includes (by default) special help in the following situations:
- A dangling pacman db lock file (/var/lib/pacman/db.lck).
- Disk space availability for updates (with a configurable minimum space).
- Keyring package updating before others.
- Running the 'sync' command after update.
Optional help:
- Can clear package databases in case of contant problems with them.
- Can reset keyrings in case of constant problems with them.
- Updates AUR packages (with option --helper, see Usage below).
- Ad hoc check for Nvidia GPU driver vs. kernel updates (non-dkms only).
Usage: eos-update [options]
Options:
--help, -h This help.
--nvidia Check also nvidia driver vs. kernel updates. Useful only with the Nvidia GPU.
--clear-databases Clears package database files.
Use this only if package database issues constantly make system update fail.
--keyrings-reset Resets Arch and EndeavourOS keyrings.
Use this only if keyring issues constantly make system update fail.
--no-keyring Do not try to update keyrings first.
--no-sync Do not run 'sync' after update.
--show-only-fixed Show only packages that have already been fixed (runs: arch-audit -u) and exit.
--show-upstream-news Show the news page of the upstream site and exit.
--helper AUR helper name. Supported: yay, paru, pacman.
Default: pacman
Other AUR helpers supporting option -Sua like yay should work as well.
--paru Same as --helper=paru.
--yay Same as --helper=yay.
--aur Uses the AUR helper configured in /etc/eos-script-lib-yad.conf.
--pacman Same as --helper=pacman. Default. (Note: pacman does not support AUR directly).
--min-free-bytes Minimum amount of free space (in bytes) that the root partition should have
before updating. Otherwise a warning message will be displayed.
Default: 1000000000
Tip: create an alias in file ~/.bashrc for eos-update to have the options you need, for example:
# Enable Nvidia update check, disable sync execution, use paru for AUR updates.
alias eos-update='eos-update --nvidia --no-sync --paru'
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Command
eos-update --help
gives slightly more up to date info.
For example, it has info about option --clear-databases which is useful in some troubleshooting cases.
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