Does someones have an idea, to remember that, by default:
"pacman -S --assume-installed systemd --assume-installed libsystemd"

by default, each time you install something from aur or not from aur.


Thanks.
Really is not a good idea to use this kind of command line for every opertation you do on your system. This will break your system for sure. This kind of stuff should be used on very special case but not by default.
Now if you really want to do this you can make an alias in your zshrc. But i repeat, this is not a good idea. A better way it's to find an alternative software or rebuild the package without the support of systemd
"Really is not a good idea to use this kind of command line for every opertation you do on your system. This will break your system for sure. This kind of stuff should be used on very special case but not by default.
Now if you really want to do this you can make an alias in your zshrc. But i repeat, this is not a good idea. A better way it's to find an alternative software or rebuild the package without the support of systemd"

It makes total sense, the logic appears.

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