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@linmob @PINE64 @purism

That is my branch of Chatty by the looks of it. While they are welcome to package and ship it (It is free software after all!), I just caution that MMS support in Chatty is very much experimental, and many things do not work yet.

I just I don't want folks to be disappointed when things do not work as expected.

@kop316 @linmob @PINE64 @purism Manjaro does that often without making this explicit, and we then get plenty of invalid bug reports upstream :( There's usually a good reason why stuff that isn't merged yet isn't merged yet. It's fine to have a distro that includes experimental stuff around for those bravest, but I'd like to see Manjaro clearly state which things they pull in are still unfinished so users are well aware of what to expect.

@dos @kop316 @linmob @PINE64 @purism Ugh, we're dealing with a broken AUR package for Tenacity whose maintainer has ignored our build instructions upstream and shipping a totally broken package.

@dos @kop316 @linmob @PINE64 @purism Despite that we've explicitly said to *not* package before we make a release.

LINux on MOBile

@be @dos @kop316 @PINE64 @purism Honestly, I don't see AUR PKGBUILDs as "packaging". They are a recipy to install something to try it out with no warranties and hopefully with a way to cleanly uninstall it, if it doesn't work out. This is especially the case for "-git" packages. Users that expect those to work obviously don't know what they're doing – "-git" packages are like hitting "I'm feeling lucky" on Google: Sometimes it works, often it doesn't.

@linmob @dos @kop316 @PINE64 @purism Whatever you say it is doesn't really matter. What matters is that upstream keeps getting annoying bug reports for a broken package we have no control over and the package maintainer has made no effort to fix nor work with us.