its like a four person team or somethinh meow, stuff like this just happens on smaller independent distros (plus if u want u can copy the pkg definition an build it urselfs)
Look I understand it’s a small team, but they also not onboard more people. I like the AUR in that regard much more, since that scales at least. No single point.
If Void Linux has some kind of AUR instead of this long list of open PRs, I would go directly for Void instead of Arch.
i think yhere is a void usrr repository thjng aroind somewhere, but also maintaining a distros package repository is not something u simply onboard more people, there has to be trust and accountability to make sure malware isnt being packagesd to users meow
also the aur is run under archs infrastructure so there is a little bit of single point meows
Rolling my ass, look how long they keep PRs open: https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/53063
its like a four person team or somethinh meow, stuff like this just happens on smaller independent distros (plus if u want u can copy the pkg definition an build it urselfs)
Look I understand it’s a small team, but they also not onboard more people. I like the AUR in that regard much more, since that scales at least. No single point.
If Void Linux has some kind of AUR instead of this long list of open PRs, I would go directly for Void instead of Arch.
i think yhere is a void usrr repository thjng aroind somewhere, but also maintaining a distros package repository is not something u simply onboard more people, there has to be trust and accountability to make sure malware isnt being packagesd to users meow
also the aur is run under archs infrastructure so there is a little bit of single point meows