No AUR, no PKG.I want to install Bro, listed in Arch's List of applications. But I can't find it in AUR, and it doesn't have a PKGBUILD file.To make, or to makepkg?It does however have a Makefile, and a config shell-script. But after reading through them, I'm not convinced this is compatible with the Arch philosophy.Is it recommended that I make a PKGBUILD, or is there another way to install it correctly? What is best practice?FYI:I know that how to get it to work, more or less. But I'm an Arch newbie, and I want to do this the Arch Way. Not to simply hack it together. I want to really learn how Linux works.
Unsupported package installation, the Arch Way
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If you want to learn how Linux works, then you would typically install it from source with something like./configuremakesudo make installIf you want to do it the Arch way, make a PKGBUILD and share it on the AUR, so others don't have to go through the hassle of installing it from source. Your PKGBUILD will contain the same steps as if you install it from source. Hence it will contain something likebuild(){    cd ${pkgname}-${pkgver}    ./configure    make}package(){    cd ${pkgname}-${pkgver}    make DESTDIR=${pkgdir} install}So in any way you want to install it from source first, to make sure it works. See the excellent Arch wiki for more information about the PKGBUILD.