Vladimir Panteleev

> Do you want me to get that file to you? It's too big to paste here. Yes, please!

> Did you manage to replicate the issue with my filelist? I did, thank you. Crashed my whole computer and everything. :D > I removed the aspell-is package and the...

Unfortunately I think this will break aconfmgr packages, at least in the way that it is currently packaged (the main script in `/usr/bin` and the rest elsewhere). Perhaps it would...

Thank you for this PR; documentation improvements based on others' experience with it are very valuable contributions. I am hesitant about adding a terminology section before the first run section....

Thanks for filing this. It has been on my list of things for a while. Excerpt from my TODO file: > - [ ] Move default ignore list to default...

> Checking for some "really popular ones" that aconfmgr took as stray, like `/usr/share/mime/application/gzip.xml` gave me no hits in /var/abs. So not sure where these are coming from. Well, there...

> While aconfmgr looks awesome, as a new user i want to be rather careful with attempting my first few "apply" commands onto my live system. aconfmgr will prompt for...

> I still think restoring into a separate directory could be useful I agree. Another use case would be using `aconfmgr` to scrub and repair another system without booting or...

On the master branch, things related to package management and owned files are mostly hardcoded to pacman. Arch derivates thus work OK. At one point, I tried to refactor things...

Good observation. aconfmgr uses the method described here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman/Tips_and_tricks#Removing_unused_packages_(orphans) I think the best way to fix this would be in pacman, lest aconfmgr need walk the entire package graph by...