pacman-ps on AUR (Arch User Repository)
Last updated: November 16,2024
1. Install "pacman-ps" effortlessly via AUR with the help of a helper(YAY)
a. Install YAY (https://github.com/Jguer/yay)
$
sudo pacman -S --needed git base-devel && git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git && cd yay && makepkg -si
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b. Install pacman-ps on Arch using YAY
$
yay -S
pacman-ps
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* (Optional) Uninstall pacman-ps on Arch using YAY
$
yay -Rns
pacman-ps
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2. Manually Install "pacman-ps" via AUR
a. Ensure you have the base development tools and git installed with:
$
sudo pacman -S --needed
base-devel git
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b. Clone pacman-ps's git locally
$
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/pacman-ps.git
~/pacman-ps
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c. Go to ~/pacman-ps folder and install it
$
cd
~/pacman-ps
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$
makepkg -si
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3. Information about the pacman-ps package on Arch User Repository (AUR)
ID: 362242
Name: pacman-ps
PackageBaseID: 115031
PackageBase: pacman-ps
Version: 0.1.3-2
Description: Provides a command to identify which running processes have files that have changed on disk. It also provides a pacman hook and pacman-ps to also show which packages own the files that are still open.
URL: https://gitlab.com/samcv/ps-lsof
NumVotes: 3
Popularity: 0
OutOfDate: 1583093653
Maintainer: samcv
Submitter: samcv
FirstSubmitted: 1472208378
LastModified: 1480821983
URLPath: /cgit/aur.git/snapshot/pacman-ps.tar.gz
Name: pacman-ps
PackageBaseID: 115031
PackageBase: pacman-ps
Version: 0.1.3-2
Description: Provides a command to identify which running processes have files that have changed on disk. It also provides a pacman hook and pacman-ps to also show which packages own the files that are still open.
URL: https://gitlab.com/samcv/ps-lsof
NumVotes: 3
Popularity: 0
OutOfDate: 1583093653
Maintainer: samcv
Submitter: samcv
FirstSubmitted: 1472208378
LastModified: 1480821983
URLPath: /cgit/aur.git/snapshot/pacman-ps.tar.gz