Manjaro Terminal Commands
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Manjaro is an Arch Linux based distro became popular in recent years.
For people who got used of RedHat or Debian based distros, Manjaro have some different usages on Terminal Commands.
This article will be updated with further information about Manjaro's individual command structures.
Packages:
Package Details:
sudo pacman -Qi PACKAGE_NAME
Delete Package (Normal):
sudo pacman -R PACKAGE_NAME
Delete Package (with Dependencies):
sudo pacman -Rs PACKAGE_NAME
Delete Package (with Dependencies and Configuration Files):
sudo pacman -Rsn PACKAGE_NAME
System Updates:
The package we will use to pull the mirror (update address information) from which updates are received;
sudo pacman-mirrors
Synchronize and Update System:
sudo pacman -Syyu
It is recommended to synchronize and update the system after each mirror update. As recommended, the two above commands will be used consecutively in most of the commands below.
Pull 5 fastest mirrors into the system:
sudo pacman-mirrors –fasttrack 5 && sudo pacman -Syyu
Taking only the mirrors of your country:
sudo pacman-mirrors –geoip && sudo pacman -Syyu
Update System:
sudo pacman -Syu
Network Operations:
Network Adapters and IP Address:
ip a
Get information about wired network adapters
ifconfig
Get information about wireless network adapters;
iwconfig
Retrieve ip information using Inxi:
inxi –ip
TIP: Terminal Shortcuts
If you want to remember one of your history commands, use the following key combination while in the terminal.
Press Ctrl + R then type a part of the command you remember and repeat the same key combination. You can continue to repeat the key combination until you find the command you are looking for.
Press Ctrl + R then type a part of the command you remember and repeat the same key combination. You can continue to repeat the key combination until you find the command you are looking for.
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