A community walkthrough: installing Linyaps on CachyOS

Author of this article: EICO Reprinted from: Public account EIC

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LinyapsLinyaps (abbreviation: Linyaps) is a new type of independent package management toolset, dedicated to managing various compatibility issues caused by complex formats and cross-dependencies of traditional software packages under Linux systems, as well as security risks caused by too loose permission control. (Project address: https://github.com/OpenAtom-Linyaps)

CachyOS  is a A user-friendly distribution of Arch Linux  designed to provide optimized performance and security. It supports multiple desktop environments such as KDE Plasma, GNOME, Xfce, etc. and is suitable for both beginners and experienced users.

Next, let us quickly use the Linyaps package software on Cachy OS.

Since I am using Cachy OS+KDE environment, I use KWrite to open the /etc/pacman.conf file and add the following content at the end. (Of course you can also use nano to add it from the command line)

(Thanks to taotieren for the source: https://github.com/taotieren/aur-repo)

[aur-repo]
## China Telecom Network (100Mbps) (ipv4, ipv6, http, https)
Server = https://fun.ie8.pub:2443/aur-repo/$arch

## CloudFlare Preferred CDN (ipv4, ipv6, http, https)
Server = https://mirrors.kicad.online/aur-repo/$arch

## CloudFlare Free CDN (ipv4, ipv6, http, https)
Server = https://aur-repo.taotieren.com/aur-repo/$arch

## China Mobile Network (50Mbps) (ipv6, http, https)
Server = https://aur-repo6.taotieren.com/aur-repo/$arch

Include = /etc/pacman.d/aur-repo-mirrorlist

Open the terminal and enter the command to update the source:

sudo pacman -Syu aur-repo-mirrorlist-git

Add and trust the GPG key to the pacman keyring in the terminal:

sudo pacman-key --recv-keys FEB77F0A6AB274FB0F0E5947B327911EA9E522ACsudo 
pacman-key --lsign-key FEB77F0A6AB274FB0F0E5947B327911EA9E522AC

If yay has not been installed before, install yay first:

sudo pacman -S  yay

Next install linyapsLinyaps environment:

yay -S linyaps

Restart the Linyaps service

sudo systemctl restart  org.deepin.linglong.PackageManager.service

Then go to this network disk link to download the Linyaps store arch package:

Link: https://pan.quark.cn/s/f4de523c2eef

Then install this package and enter it as shown in the picture

sudo pacman -S and then drag the package in (you can also enter your package manually)

After successful installation, we open it in the program directory

There are many common applications here, all native to Linux:

Everyone can try these applications.

Another way to install Linyaps software is to use the web version to download and install the Linyaps package.

First enter in the terminal

yay -S linyaps-installer

Then open this online store URL: https://store.linyaps.org.cn/

Select the software you want, click Install and wait until 100% installation is completed.

Thanks at the end taotieren Source provided by and author of the Linyaps store client Jokul。