what software do you use from the AUR that is not easily installable on any other distribution?
Now tell me, archfa/g/s
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It's mostly useful for getting the git versions of packages.
DIgilent shit
I do that on Linux Mint. What exactly about Ubuntu or mint makes it harder to build from source, than arch?
Also you get it packged and neatly installed by the package manager instead of some unmanaged manual install.
Of course you can install anything that is on AUR on any diatribution. But you don't get it as a package automatically.
It just automates it, and makes it basically as trivial as installing any other package.
It also gets tracked by the package manager, making for a clean uninstall.
build scripts already exist so you can build a package out of it
that's the point of AUR
hydrus, aseprite
>It's for up to date packages!
what new features in particular do you need it for?
>I'm fucking better than you!