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I like arch, though I have to use the pacman. Is there any way to use apt when having arch linux. I know that pacman is arch's default package manager, but I am used to Debian-based distros.

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  • Is your question about the game or the package manager? Read the tag [tag:pacman] description. – Jongware Feb 04 '18 at 13:09
  • I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it isn't a programming question. It might be on-topic at [unix.se] or superuser.com. – DavidW Feb 10 '18 at 22:43

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You could test this AUR package for your own risk.
However keep in mind that AUR packages aren't part of Arch Linux, they are created by users.

Although if you just want a way to quickly learn pacman, which to be honest is a fascinating package manager, you could check this page to see the correspondence between aptand pacman.

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  • I have already seen the page, but is there a way to use apt normally with arch linux? – Dennis Barzanoff Jan 21 '18 at 20:33
  • `apt` is not support by Arch Linux, so the only way is through the project I linked. If that doesn't work, as a I said, the best option is to stick with `pacman`. – psf Jan 21 '18 at 21:32