Linux command
pacman-d 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Mark a package as installed as a dependency
sudo pacman -D --asdeps [package]
Mark a package as explicitly installed
sudo pacman -D --asexplicit [package]
Check the local database for consistency
pacman -Dk
Check local and sync databases for consistency
pacman -Dkk
Check in quiet mode
pacman -Dkq
说明
pacman -D is the short form of pacman --database, which operates on the package database. It allows modifying package attributes stored in the local database without reinstalling packages. The most common use is changing a package's install reason between dependency and explicit. Packages marked as dependencies may be removed by `pacman -Rs` when no other packages depend on them, while explicitly installed packages are kept.
参数
- --asdeps
- Mark packages as installed as dependencies. Affects orphan detection.
- --asexplicit
- Mark packages as explicitly installed. Prevents removal when cleaning orphans.
- -k, --check
- Check the local package database for internal consistency. Use twice (`-kk`) to also check sync databases.
- -q, --quiet
- Suppress messages on successful completion; only show errors.
FAQ
What is the pacman-d command used for?
pacman -D is the short form of pacman --database, which operates on the package database. It allows modifying package attributes stored in the local database without reinstalling packages. The most common use is changing a package's install reason between dependency and explicit. Packages marked as dependencies may be removed by `pacman -Rs` when no other packages depend on them, while explicitly installed packages are kept.
How do I run a basic pacman-d example?
Run `sudo pacman -D --asdeps [package]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --asdeps do in pacman-d?
Mark packages as installed as dependencies. Affects orphan detection.