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Meanwhile openSUSE…
I love Gentoo precisely because of Portage, but I think the most badass package install/uninstall syntax has to be that of (the defunct?) Sorcerer Linux:
Sorcerer’s tool terminology is based upon magic words. For example:
- a tool to download, compile, and install software is called a “spell”
- to install a package is “cast”
- to remove a package is “dispel”
- a set of available spells is called a “grimoire”
The most badass package syntax: never having to use any because you’re on an atomic OS.
pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qqdt)
What does -Qqdt do?
Find orphans packages
I have it alised to
orphankiller
I still like pacman’s syntax the most due to it being close to what one expects from a normal cli program. Also, I’m lazy, and
pacman -Syu
, for example, is way faster to type thanapt update && apt upgrade
.I just alias it to “sysup” on every new system.