On Thu, 2010-12-30 at 10:34 +0100, Heiko Baums wrote: <snip>
And the problem why those AUR wrappers are not moved to the repos is not that AUR is probably insecure. Well, that's one reason, even if I haven't seen one insecure package in AUR yet. The main reason is that people shall and must first understand how ABS and AUR are working, how the wrappers are working and how AUR and pacman can interact etc.
So just keep it as it is and keep it simple. This way people have to <snip> Btw., there is already an "AUR" for trusted packages. It's called [community].
Heiko
Two very true statements. From a user-perspective (full disclosure, I use bauerbill full-time), I feel the most important thing is that all Arch users should know how ABS, the AUR, and PKGBUILDs work. In fact yaourt should probably be excised from the wiki altogether (I've thought about it before but gotten lazy).