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Hello guys,
I have install yaourt successfully in my system to install AUR Pacakages.
But i am not able to install AUR packages like skypeforlinux-bin, rider-eap,monodevelop-stable
it shows error message in terminal
Message is : ( Unsupported package: Potentially dangerous ! )
what i have to do to install package from AUR.
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Exactly how are you trying to install AUR packages? How did you install Arch?
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personally, I prefer to use cower rather than yoaurt, because it doesn't rob you of the actual installation process, or add unnecessary complexity. if there's ever an issue with yoaurt, you will have to read the wiki to figure out how to replace it. if you use cower, the only difference in installing is that you download it manually, instead of downloading it with cower. repetition is the best method of learning.
also, if there's ever an issue with a package and you have to manually compile it with ABS, there is very little difference in using the ABS and using cower.
Last edited by HiImTye (2016-09-09 19:14:15)
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personally, I prefer to use cower rather than yoaurt, because it doesn't rob you of the actual installation process, or add unnecessary complexity. if there's ever an issue with yoaurt, you will have to read the wiki to figure out how to replace it. if you use cower, the only difference in installing is that you download it manually, instead of downloading it with cower. repetition is the best method of learning.
also, if there's ever an issue with a package and you have to manually compile it with ABS, there is very little difference in using the ABS and using cower.
Stealing ?
Here is what I'm doing with yaourt to build packages :
yaourt -G name-of-package
cd name-of-package
makepkg -si
It is better to debug broken AUR packages...
After, you can choose what you want as AUR helper.
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also, if there's ever an issue with a package and you have to manually compile it with ABS, there is very little difference in using the ABS and using cower.
yaourt -G name-of-package
Or, you know, just use git directly.
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/foo.git
@bibash: That blog should be avoided; besides giving you a "black box" without explaining the underlying principles, it uses a third-party repository which is known to cause issues. Read these pages instead:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ar … Repository
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Makepkg
Last edited by Alad (2016-09-09 19:26:51)
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