What's stopping you from doing a sed replace from a small bash script?
Would save you the time, and not clutter the AUR. Why would I do that and do a nonstandard script when I can just have a package do it also there isn't any cluttering, this is one meta package not harming you or anyone else while making it easier for me to maintain packages.
This isn't winning you any points, maybe leave an email as a draft for a while next time if you're feeling frustrated, and get back to it a while later to revise it? It would help with the email being fractured too.
what points? I'm not the one removing packages that don't affect or harm you for no reason and being toxic, so I have nothing to worry about, my email replies have every right and justification to be frustrated as this has feels targeted, doesn't break the rules or answer the following from my previous reply "tell me why it needs to be removed when it's not affecting anyone nor breaking the rules, if you can't tell me why or where this breaks any rules then there is no reason to remove this and I feel like I am being targeted yet again for no reason."
update all my packages just to fix this while getting complains that the apps stopped working
That's why you're being suggested to update them now, to avoid this situation.
Am sure there's no issue with giving you a little bit of time for migration if you need it and ask for it.
I don't need to change anything, everything is working fine as is Anyways the vote got rejected so there is no point continuing the conversation as it wont be removed Cheers Corey On 23/9/25 3:56 pm, Martin Rys wrote:
do you realize how much time I am saving with this meta package
What's stopping you from doing a sed replace from a small bash script?
Would save you the time, and not clutter the AUR.
this toxic place where it seems like no one has social skills ad thinks they need to tell everyone how to do everything
This isn't winning you any points, maybe leave an email as a draft for a while next time if you're feeling frustrated, and get back to it a while later to revise it? It would help with the email being fractured too.
I would have to go go through and update all my packages just to fix this while getting complains that the apps stopped working
That's why you're being suggested to update them now, to avoid this situation.
Am sure there's no issue with giving you a little bit of time for migration if you need it and ask for it.
Martin
On Tue, Sep 23, 2025 at 4:44 AM Corey Bruce <cdfrosty@gmail.com> wrote:
Also sorry for the multiple email replies but I had to add this to add to my point, do you realize how much time I am saving with this meta package, I am thinking and working smart not hard here as a single developer for multiple packages that depend on electron but I have way more control over electron versioning to ensure stability, if anything goes wrong I can simply update libelectron-electron-meta once to solve the issue for multiple packages allowing me to easily expand on more packages and quickly fix and maintain in case of any issues arise instead of either waiting for the developers and package maintainers to update or downgrade the electron package and be stuck in limbo, then what? I have to inform the users ooh I can't do anything about it and you need to wait until Arch or the electron devs fix the issue? nah, I can simply update the meta package to quickly resolve any issues. this isn't harmful to you of the users nor is breaking the rules
So tell me why it needs to be removed when it's not affecting anyone nor breaking the rules, if you can't tell me why or where this breaks any rules then there is no reason to remove this and I feel like I am being targeted yet again for no reason.
On 23/9/25 12:47 am, Muflone wrote:
Hi Corey
Hi guys I have been in conversation with a someone on my AUR package who decided to request my package to.be removed Please provide valid reasons for this package existence and the reason to keep it in AUR.
In the forum where you wrote previously someone suggested you some changes to the libelectron packages but they weren't addressed.
Of course "it's useful for me" is not a meaningful reason.
Regards
Muflone