Pacman syndrome

I used Arch Linux for over a decade. I like a lot of things about it. I like more things about it than I dislike. Over these many years, I grew quite proficient with pacman, Arch Linux’s package manager. All its commands became intuitive and natural: Install a package: pacman -S $PKG_NAME. 1 View dependencies of a package: pacman -Qi $PKG_NAME. Which package owns a file: pacman -Qo /path/to/file. The list goes on. If you’ve never used this package manager, these commands are as obscure as i...