Dirge
@dyrge.bsky.social
Software snob from Las Vegas. CachyOS Hyprland on desktop. GrapheneOS on mobile.
Longtime gaming enjoyer. X4, Stellaris, and World of Warcraft take up a lion's share of my time.
Longtime gaming enjoyer. X4, Stellaris, and World of Warcraft take up a lion's share of my time.
That's Manjaro, not Arch Linux/CachyOS. The necessary library is available in the "extra" repository and this is why I found it strange that it wouldn't be installed for you alongside the AUR package. I tried it out and it worked fine for me.
November 12, 2025 at 9:22 PM
That's Manjaro, not Arch Linux/CachyOS. The necessary library is available in the "extra" repository and this is why I found it strange that it wouldn't be installed for you alongside the AUR package. I tried it out and it worked fine for me.
I don't know what happened either. Anyway, the important one was just a screenshot of downgrade in use after "sudo downgrade lutris" as an example. I had a single version in my cache and there were 71 previous versions available to downgrade to drawn from the ALA(wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_L...).
November 4, 2025 at 8:45 PM
I don't know what happened either. Anyway, the important one was just a screenshot of downgrade in use after "sudo downgrade lutris" as an example. I had a single version in my cache and there were 71 previous versions available to downgrade to drawn from the ALA(wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_L...).
However, I wouldn't suggest this route for a beginner user anyway since it's unavoidably terminal based. Fortunately, snapshots are configured and populated automatically with CachyOS and are very simple to use.
November 4, 2025 at 1:24 PM
However, I wouldn't suggest this route for a beginner user anyway since it's unavoidably terminal based. Fortunately, snapshots are configured and populated automatically with CachyOS and are very simple to use.
CachyOS includes a package in its repository called "downgrade" (packages.cachyos.org/package/cach...) that actually extends your capability to revert beyond the typical local cache. Fairly easy to use as far as cli tools go.
November 4, 2025 at 1:18 PM
CachyOS includes a package in its repository called "downgrade" (packages.cachyos.org/package/cach...) that actually extends your capability to revert beyond the typical local cache. Fairly easy to use as far as cli tools go.
The CachyOS Package Installer will only install from your native repos. It's not AUR capable.
If you want something a little more comprehensive, give Octopi a try(also preinstalled on CachyOS). It provides more information about the packages, and also has AUR support by clicking the green alien.
If you want something a little more comprehensive, give Octopi a try(also preinstalled on CachyOS). It provides more information about the packages, and also has AUR support by clicking the green alien.
September 30, 2025 at 9:16 AM
The CachyOS Package Installer will only install from your native repos. It's not AUR capable.
If you want something a little more comprehensive, give Octopi a try(also preinstalled on CachyOS). It provides more information about the packages, and also has AUR support by clicking the green alien.
If you want something a little more comprehensive, give Octopi a try(also preinstalled on CachyOS). It provides more information about the packages, and also has AUR support by clicking the green alien.