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What is the easiest way to install packages with AUR?
New to Arch. Now I do this:
yaourt -G package
cd package
makepkg
sudo yaourt -U package-version.pkg.tar.xz
cd ..
rm -rf
package often makepkg writes dependencies, some of which are again from the AUR. And history repeats itself. In a word, it is very painful. And it does not allow to collect through sudo.
What are the solutions? Maybe there are repositories where there are ready-made AUR binaries?
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somehow you put the package through one place)
The installation of the package is the same as through pacman :
the necessary dependencies will be installed automatically (it will issue the appropriate requests), after which the installation of the package will continue. There is no need to write sudo
, the
yaourt program will call it automatically.
Just in case, before installing the package, update the system and the packages themselves with Aura: the -a
switch for yogurt is responsible for updating packages installed via AUR.
In general, yogurt will download, assemble and install everything by itself.
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