-Way to be dismissive. I work with two professionally and two at home. Not that simple. -aur is just an example, but there are many, many "live" packages on th

-Way to be dismissive. I work with two professionally and two at home. Not that simple. -aur is just an example, but there are many, many "live" packages on there that aren't close to production ready like they think they are. A better example might be something like skype, whose repos last time I checked fail during install without a LOT of work. There's an enormous lack of QAing in packaging out there. -That's incredibly dismissive of you again. Mind you, linux admin work is only my job. I do data science, low latency freelance work, security and networking as a hobby, so the extent of the software I use is comparatively large compared to most.