Dear Forum,
I need to deinstall a package which has several dependencies and installing a different newer version from Aur without breking the system (!). How can I do this?
it's the mesa-panfork-git package which needed always compiling and resulted in errors. I want to deinstall it and replace it with a different package from Aur.
If I am simply forcing removing the package I am concerned in breaking the system and can't reboot the system again...
pacman -Rdd Mesa-panfork-git
and then
yay -S Mesa-panfork-git (7Ji)
pacman -Rns mesa-panfork-git
checking dependencies...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by gst-plugins-bad-libs
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by gst-plugins-base-libs
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by kodi-mpp-git
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by libglvnd
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'opengl-driver' required by libglvnd
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by mpv
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by qt5-base
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by qt6-base
:: removing mesa-panfork-git breaks dependency 'mesa' required by qt6-webengine
Any advice how the system can survive the changes would be appreciated!