>Disabling AUR package adoptions has been like the #1 thing recommended.
Do you have a solution to ever reenabling package adoptions? It's pretty much a must have feature for this to exist long term, at least in the AUR's current state where its a repo your not supposed to auto install from but pretty much all users do.
Really disabling adoptions is probably step 1 to just EOLing the whole thing.
The AUR by definition isn't to be trusted. That's what the official repos are for, you're supposed to read what the package install scripts are doing.
> Really disabling adoptions is probably step 1 to just EOLing the whole thing.
That's what they should do. The AUR has been a giant fuckup since the beginning, which is especially outrageous seeing as they had the perfect template for it with Gentoo's GURU.
What alternative do you then propose for "I'd like to install this random application which isn't popular/high quality enough to be included in the main repository"? Everyone figures it out from scratch by copy pasting bash commands from stackoverflow or maybe chatGPT these days?