When im doing a system upgrade, how can i single that one out to be ignored?

i gotcha. when im doing a system upgrade, how can i single that one out to be ignored?

By adding it to the ignore list in pacman.conf.

thx

what do you get with pacman -Qi archlinux-keyring ?

$ pacman -Qi archlinux-keyring
Name : archlinux-keyring
Version : 20220424-1
Description : Arch Linux PGP keyring
Architecture : any
URL : https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/archlinux-keyring/
Licenses : GPL3
Groups : None
Provides : None
Depends On : None
Optional Deps : None
Required By : artix-archlinux-support
Optional For : None
Conflicts With : None
Replaces : None
Installed Size : 1490.81 KiB
Packager : Artix Build Bot <jenkins@artixlinux.org>
Build Date : Sun 24 Apr 2022 11:28:35 PM CDT
Install Date : Mon 25 Apr 2022 01:34:05 PM CDT
Install Reason : Installed as a dependency for another package
Install Script : Yes
Validated By : Signature

And you are trying to get the 20220713-1 version? If that still happens, maybe move to a different mirror and then -Syyu to refresh the databases.

hmm, i gotcha. ill wait a few days to see if they fix it, not critical rn, then try this

I just updated that package with no issues from Berkeley’s mirror. My tax dollars at work!

lmao, nice, thanks for testing

wat

Me too, but I don’t pay US taxes, so…. Your tax dollars at work for me. 😂

id rather my tax dollars be used for Artix for the rest of the world than israeli weaponry 😏

Super happy to pay for your part of that mirror for all your contribs if you use that mirror. 😀

I was only joking. I use the chilean mirror since it is closer. 😆

I think my game development is going well. 😂

and how is godot for use?

Amazing. It makes working on it much less tedious.

Pretty cool. Was fearful about a crash at the end with all the pieces and likely threads.

At the end was getting 1 FPS. 😆

Didn’t effect my computer though, just the game.

I was playing around with duplicating enemies when jumping on their heads.

The idea will be that when you jump on the big blue one, it spawns 2 small blue ones.

Do you get an advantage from debian / Mint? (Lower left logo)

The game is my university thesis project. Its AI is being written in a programming language that we are creating. It depends on an older version of LLVM, so I have to do its development on an LTS distro to stay on that LLVM version.

As far as Mint goes, it’s the lesser of evils that has the right version of the libs I need.

Artix will run the game just fine, but I need an older LLVM during compilation.

and why wont it work on newer llvm?

Differences in the LLVM IR, JIT, and static compiler. It requires modifying the code. Obviously that can be done… but this is a year long project and we can’t be chasing new versions of LLVM in a rolling release distro. Especially since I am not working on it by myself.

Already a ton of work, we don’t want to have to modify it every time a new LLVM comes out and changes things.

But once its compiled, it will be native code and will run anywhere.

why requires modifying the code? wouldnt you change the way your compiler and llvm interact?

Exactly, we would have to modify the code of our compiler so that it works with the new version of LLVM. Not something we want to do, we need to get it working for our thesis, we don’t have time for dealing with different versions of libs.

Not to mention my thesis partner will never ever use arch nor artix, he doesn’t like linux at all.

What language uses the “function” keyword to declare functions?

so missmatched lib versions, he would use version X and I would use version Y… compiles for me, but not for him… too much bullshit to deal with