[solved] Nodoka gtk theme for Arch?

[dedanna1029]

How do I search pacman for it? I can't remember the name of the package it's needing here exactly, and I've forgotten how to search pacman. This is in Arch. Thanks.

[viking60]

It is in aur! You will need to install yaourt and do a

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yaourt nodoka

. That will show you all the nodoka related install possibilities.

Just follow this one:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Yaourt
And you are good to go.

[dedanna1029]

Uggghh...

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# pacman -S gcc
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: gcc-objc: requires gcc=4.5.0-2

Edit: Methinks I've been out of my arch box for a tad too long. Hang on --

Edit2: Nope, no change.

[viking60]

Do a pacman -Syu and then it should work; gcc 4.5.0-4 is in the core repo.
to query: pacman -Q gcc

[dedanna1029]

Yeah, just did that and wish I'd hadn't - over a thousand packages to update... :\ Mostly to update KDE to 4.4.4-1.

Frikking KDE anyway. :p

[viking60]

Yeah well it will update what ever you have installed
To find orphans you can do a

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pacman -Qdt

that could clean things up a bit.
And to search for a package you probably meant

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pacman  -Ss nodoka

Which you wouldn't find because it is in AUR as mentioned above.

[dedanna1029]

This is what happens when Arch is left alone, even for a short while.

It begs and starves for interaction.

Currently building Clementine Player from yaourt - will do Nodoka when done.

[viking60]

I cannot see from that how it begs for interaction. You might want to press enter and "Y" some times that is the Arch way - you are in control. Nothing wrong there. It will be better after the first update. I always use the net-install so everything is up to date after the installation.

[dedanna1029]

I'm leaving this one here. It's the other one I'm going to have to split off and move. :\

What I was saying, is leave Arch alone for even a little while, and it has mega-updates screaming atcha.
At any rate, they're done, and Nodoka's installed, so this one's solved.

[viking60]

You could install pacupdate. that is a nice liltle update manager to autostart. And to optimize and sort the repos:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5&start=24

[dedanna1029]

Installed, thanks.

Just one more question, what package is it I need to install for the question mark here?



Thanks.

[viking60]

Dunno That is your strong point I am blank. GURU-BERSERK! we need some help here.