Can't find webp-pixbuf-loader

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I found that I need a package called webp-pixbuf-loader, and it’s supposed to be found in the Arch Community repository. Isn’t that available in Manjaro?
I can find it at (I tried to insert a link here, but failed, but basically the web page for webp-pixbuf-loader in the Arch Community repository) but not with Pacman or Pamac.

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$ pamac search webp-pixbuf
webp-pixbuf-loader                              0.0.2-1  community 
    WebM GDK Pixbuf Loader library
$ sudo pacman -Syu webp-pixbuf-loader

You will have to wait until next stable update before it is in stable branch

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@linux-aarhus Just a quick question, does Manjaro keep a AUR register on its own, that is updated with the stable update? Or why can’t we see that in the Pamac (AUR) now? I thought Pamac worked directly against the AUR you can browse on the internet.

I tried to run pamac search webp-pixbuf on my machine, but there was no hit. Are you on testing branch (since you got a hit)?

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AUR is AUR - no matter which distribution you are using.

I am on unstable branch - which is why I linked to branch-compare - as I realized the reason OP didn’t find it would have to be due to branch difference.

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So, why can’t we see it on stable? Sorry, my brain is not working with me today, it is working against me :slight_smile:

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You can’t find it because it is not in stable branch yet - only testing and unstable - you can see that on branch-compare - just filter using pixbuf - which will show which branches has it.

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But you said “AUR is AUR - no matter which distribution you are using.”? I am really just trying to understand, not trying to be annoying :slight_smile:

I did check your link, and it says it is not on stable. What I don’t get is your statement above, it seems to be contradicting to the link.

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I think you are thinking community repo is AUR - but it is not.

AUR is Arch User Repository - which is not the same as Arch Community repo.

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Aha, now I am getting it.

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Thanks, that Branch Compare link was very useful. So I guess I have to wait then.

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