Ungoogled chromium repository

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Ungoogled-chromium suggests adding the OBS (Open Build Service) repo to install the binaries for the package. GitHub - ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium-archlinux: Arch Linux packaging for ungoogled-chromium

However, it's also present in the chaotic-aur. Looking how people online don't recommend downloading from the chaotic-aur, I only use it just to update what's included with Garuda Linux like firedragon. All other programs not present in repos, I download them through AUR using paru.

But chromium is one of those big packages which, as I've heard, takes hours on most machines to compile. So pre-compiled binaries is my only option (the AUR package here compiles from source)

Seeing the github page stating OBS repo as official way to get the binaries, how do I make it so that when downloading or updating the ungoogled-chromium package, it is done so through the OBS repo and not chaotic-aur repo?

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I belive there is some functionality for that in paru.. I cant show you rn bcs I am currently on debian but just try paru --help. I believe you can specify repo for a package like this 'chaotic-aur/picom-ibhagwan-git'. although I don't remember.

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Read.

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Garuda and Chaotic-AUR are mostly maintained by the same people. If something in Chaotic-AUR is broken then it needs to be reported so it can be fixed.

Using Chaotic-AUR is no different to using an AUR helper without reading the PKGBUILD file.

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I have been using ungoogled-chromium from the chaotic Aur for some time now, with no ill effects. I believe that the Chaotic Aur is one of the better repositories as it is easy to communicate about packages that need to be rebuilt of updated.

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We are even building from their official repository rather than the AUR

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