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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2023
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Thanks for the response. I anticipated "it's slow" but I guess that just doesn't bother me because otherwise I dig dnf/rpm over any other combo I've tried.
For example - a one liner to identify all packages from a particular repo is trivial with dnf, huge pain with apt.
I'm a pacman/yay guy myself. Haven't used apt for too long. Even when I run something with apt, I install nala