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minus-squareMaiq@lemy.lollinkfedilinkarrow-up1·1 day agoYou might be using the AUR and don’t even know it. The Chaotic AUR repository might be enabled and i think it is enabled by default on garuda. The chaotic aur is a bunch of pre compiled versions of apps from the AUR. It doesn’t have all the AUR packages but it has a bunch. You can check by looking for [chaotic- aur] in your /etc/pacman.conf file. grep "\[chaotic-aur]" /etc/pacman.conf If enabled pacman will handle those packages without the need for an aur helper like yay.
You might be using the AUR and don’t even know it. The Chaotic AUR repository might be enabled and i think it is enabled by default on garuda.
The chaotic aur is a bunch of pre compiled versions of apps from the AUR. It doesn’t have all the AUR packages but it has a bunch.
You can check by looking for
[chaotic- aur]in your/etc/pacman.conffile.grep "\[chaotic-aur]" /etc/pacman.confIf enabled pacman will handle those packages without the need for an aur helper like yay.
Super helpful info, thanks!