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I'd been looking at AUR and I'd like to be able to install the Arora git package. The problem lies that arora-git has been put in community. Sowhen I yaourt -S arora-git I get a binary version that is a couple months old. I'd rather use the AUR version and have arora compiled. Is there a way to do this?
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ABS
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Why are we having git/svn packages in community? It seems to defeat its own purpose.
Good ideas do not need lots of lies told about them in order to gain public acceptance.
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Yeah, have to agree, that does seem a bit odd. Just went and installed the version in extra which is more up to date that the arora-git package.
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Just had exactly the same problem, installed arora-git and noticed it was version 0.5 but version in extra is 0.7
flag it out of date?:D
Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.
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superrad wrote:Just had exactly the same problem, installed arora-git and noticed it was version 0.5 but version in extra is 0.7
flag it out of date?:D
Hey, I like it ![]()
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if you want to build from abs with yaourt
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I have conkeror-git in community just because there are no releases (yet?). In other cases (i.e. emacs-cvs) update circles are long and the cvs versions are stable enough.
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can arora-git be removed from community? If i install using yaourt i get version 0.7.1 and if I try "yaourt -Sb" I get "No file found for arora-git"
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