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Yeah but AUR is so fucking sexy
I use AUR in an Arch distrobox in Fedora. btw.
A fucking sexy security hazard.
Same thing
No it's an unstable mess
I dunno, when I ran Arch for awhile AUR was the best thing about it, once enabled almost everything was...just there.
No "Oh, you have to load our repo" or "Yea it's in the [Main/Universe/Galactic/Solar system/whatever] buttt it's always 256 versions behind, so add our repo anyways"
Yea, I know it only takes a few minutes (most of the time) to add a new repo, but it gets rather annoying after awhile, especially compared to a system that has just about everything just...there ready to go.
It makes me happy