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Subject: Re: how to install Alire ada on Linux?
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On 28/12/22 20:10, Nasser M. Abbasi wrote:
> 
> May be it is the AUR packaging for Alire which is at fault.

    Is isn't alire packaging at fault, since alire is not being 
installed at that point, just gprbuild.

    It looks like a bug in pacaur to me. Is your system fully up to date ?

   Also you might try pikaur, instead of pacaur.

> 
> Oh well, I wanted to install Ada on Linux to compile some old
> files I had. Will try again in the future.
> 

    I'm on archlinux and have installed the ada package stack many times 
(having written quite a few of the AUR ada related packages, including 
'gprbuild'), so I'm curious to find the fault. Unfortunately, I've no 
experience with Manjaro.