GuiMan – frontend for Pacman and AUR

GuiMan is a GUI frontend for pacman and AUR that claims it actually works.

This is free and open source software.

Features include:

• Package stuff:
  • Install/remove/update packages from official repos and AUR.
  • See the actual pacman output in real-time (no more guessing what’s taking so long).
  • Search through everything fuzzy-style, works way better than pacman -Ss.
  • Batch operations because who wants to install packages one by one?
• System maintenance:
  • • Full system updates with one click (handles conflicts like a boss).
  • Find and clean up orphaned packages that are just taking up space.
  • Clean package cache intelligently (not just paccache -r).
  • Mirror management with reflector integration.
• AUR features:
  • Vote on packages, flag them as out-of-date.
  • Adopt orphaned AUR packages if you’re feeling charitable.
  • Custom makepkg flags for when you need special builds.
• Power user features:
  • Visual dependency graphs (finally understand why you have 500 packages installed).
  • Find out which package owns that random file.
  • Browse package groups (base-devel, gnome, whatever).
  • Backup/restore your package list for when you nuke your system.
• Quality of life:
  • Polkit integration so you don’t have to type your password every 30 seconds.
  • Dark theme..
  • Keyboard shortcuts for power users.
  • System notifications when long operations finish.

Website: github.com/Junaid433/GuiMan
Support:
Developer: Junaid Rahman
License: MIT License

GuiMan is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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