Difference between revisions of "Arch User Repository"

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= Accessing the AUR =

All the necessary software needed to access and use the AUR should have already been pre-installed for you in Manjaro (since 0.8.4). If you installed your system with an earlier release of Manjaro, it may be necessary to install these packages manually. They are:

The AUR can be accessed with the GUI tools Pamac and Octopi (via yaourt). This is the easiest way for beginners.

All the necessary software needed to access and use the AUR withing a terminal should have already been pre-installed for you in Manjaro (since 0.8.4). If you installed your system with an earlier release of Manjaro, it may be necessary to install these packages manually. They are:

'''1. The base-developer group of packages:''' Rather than downloading pre-compiled software packages for installation, you will instead be downloading the instructions for Manjaro to build and compile them on your system. The base-developer group package is required to do this.

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 = Accessing the AUR =
-All the necessary software needed to access and use the AUR should have already been pre-installed for you in Manjaro (since 0.8.4). If you installed your system with an earlier release of Manjaro, it may be necessary to install these packages manually. They are:
+The AUR can be accessed with the GUI tools Pamac and Octopi (via yaourt). This is the easiest way for beginners.
+All the necessary software needed to access and use the AUR withing a terminal should have already been pre-installed for you in Manjaro (since 0.8.4). If you installed your system with an earlier release of Manjaro, it may be necessary to install these packages manually. They are:
 '''1. The base-developer group of packages:''' Rather than downloading pre-compiled software packages for installation, you will instead be downloading the instructions for Manjaro to build and compile them on your system. The base-developer group package is required to do this.