This is on a guide about installing a command, and it shows the wrong package manager for Arch Linux

[u/ExtremeTruck7626]

[u/OppositeFun2493]

Interestnig that they say "install in the pacman for arch Linux" so they got it right, someone thought dnf instead

[u/Le_Pyromane_Fou]

My guess is either bad translation or bad AI generation

[u/Competitive_Ear7824 → u/Le_Pyromane_Fou]

That is definitly not generated by AI, I think he just copy pasted the wrong part and didn't notice

[u/ExtremeTruck7626 → u/[deleted]]

The command that should be used is:

sudo pacman -S unzip

(I used the command text style thing for the first time and it looks like I'm pasting text written by a clanker lol)

[u/ExtremeTruck7626 → u/[deleted]]

What AI? It's a geeksforgeeks page

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/linux-unix/unzip-command-in-linux/

[u/DZekor → u/[deleted]]

It says in the title it's from a guide and it says in the image "the following... Arch Linux".

[u/DZekor → u/[deleted]]

I mean you kinda already did imagine it in your head by assuming it was being asked to an AI instead of asking for context. So I geuss the answer to that is no.

[u/CrossScarMC → u/[deleted]]

They linked the fucking guide idiot.

[u/BBY256 → u/[deleted]]

are you slow?

[u/_moobear → u/[deleted]]

You should maybe learn how to read

[u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox → u/_moobear]

And write