If I am not wrong, Arch has its Official repo and AUR, which is an unofficial community-driven repo. In AUR, we have at the moment neovim v0.6. On Official Arch Linux repo, we have the neovim v0.7. I know how to install from AUR, but is it possilble install form the Arch’s Official repo? PS: I am …

[image] tapyu: On Official Arch Linux repo, we have the neovim v0.7 And that is also available on out unstable branch [image] You can make use of Packages to see that. So, in principle you can also install it from our repos, even if on stable branch, but from an unstable mirror. For examp…

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[HowTo] Update an application early to the latest version Tutorials

Why isn’t all software always the very latest version? There are a couple of elements to this question. Software which has just been released by the upstream project needs time to be packaged and built, so there will always be some time before it becomes available in a packaged format. If a package has patches, then more time will be needed to check whether the patches are still needed and, if so, re-written to apply against the new version. Compiling software from its source code can take a…

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