I used to run Kubuntu but switched to Manjaro GNOME. Unfortunately my guide to compile SyncTerm from source isn’t reliable since it uses commands I don’t have in an arch environment like apt and make.

Is there an easier way to install syncterm or maybe a different telnet ansii compatible client I’m unaware of that’s easier to install?

Thank you!

      • Skull giver@popplesburger.hilciferous.nl
        5·
        11 months ago

        Manjaro has a guide. AUR support works fine 99% of the time, but sometimes it breaks, usually by blocking upgrades because dependency versions don’t match.

        Do not file issues with the AUR/Arch forums for broken AUR packages on Manjaro. AUR packages can (will) be broken occasionally or throw update errors during times when Manjaro lags behind Arch (usually lasts up to two weeks or so). There is nothing the AUR people or the Arch people can do for you to fix these errors when you enable the AUR on Manjaro; the AUR is designed to work with Arch and Arch derived software, Manjaro’s “freeze for a couple of weeks to let software stabilise” release approach is not something the AUR takes into account or cares for.

        I type this because a lot of people start support threads on Arch forums while running Manjaro, which is a waste of time for everyone on the Arch side who volunteers to help new users. It’s the source of a lot of friction.

        Alternatively, you could use something like this instead; all that needs is Docker and a web browser.

      • carcusEnglish
        4·
        11 months ago

        Edited my response to be more helpful.

  • ikidd@lemmy.worldEnglish
    6·
    11 months ago

    If you’re compiling binaries, you’re going to want base-devel installed. It puts in things like gcc and other common toolchain packages like make.