Install "kio_recoll"?

[Kresimir]

@limotux

I am reading now more about AUR and currently checking my “/etc/pacman.conf” to know more.

Wrong place. pacman.conf has nothing to do with the AUR.

Read this:

KDE Plasma fresh other distro reinstall: 'Appstore' and non-aur repo doesnt work

If you are going to use an Arch-based distro, it will be very helpful to get familiar with package management on Arch Linux. Here is the list of wiki articles worth reading: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Category:Package_management The package manager (the program used to download, install, update and remove software) on Arch Linux is pacman. It can install any package that is in the ALPM format. Arch Linux (Stable) comes with four official repositories of packages: core, extra, community,…

Default command line way to install,remove,list packages

Some pacman options worth remembering Options What it does -Syu perform a full update (you should use this when updating). -Syyu force download of package database and then update. This is typically only necessary after changing your mirror list. -Syuu will perform a full update, allowing downgrade of packages (use only when the update announcement tells you to, or when you’re trying to fix some problem and know what you’re doing). There is also -Syyuu -Syuw download the packages…

How to Install Apps from AUR

makepkg is a script that creates a foreign (i.e. non-repo) package, which can be installed using pacman -U. Before we can make a package, we need to have both base-devel and git packages installed: sudo pacman -S base-devel git --needed On EndeavourOS, these should already be preinstalled. Depending on the specific package, we may also need other programs, like compilers and build systems. These are called “make dependencies”. Typically, making a package from the AUR involves the following …

AUR PKGBUILDs

The AUR is one of the safest ways to install software, just because it is so transparent. But it does not tolerate just looking up the package in Pamac and clicking on the Build button, or doing yay package_name blindly. It requires that the user knows what’s going on. That’s why I recommend trying to build at least one package manually, to understand what’s going on, before using an AUR helper like pamac or yay. yay has a nice feature that allows you to inspect a PKGBUILD file before installin…