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The point being most AUR packages are compiled on each update

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But compiled on some other machine. Compiling on your own hardware optimizes it for that specific hardware and what that chip supports etc.

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No, AUR packages are compiled on your machine.

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Not all of them, that’s why many packages have a [package]-bin version

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Ah, thought you meant in the AUR. I’m used to OBS where you have binaries and source available (OBS meaning OpenBuildService, not the screen recorder)

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