Hello Brian, I hope you're doing well. I’d like to confirm that I will take care of the following packages:
python-nspektr python-rapidyaml python-mouseinfo Best regards, Shresth Paul AUR Name: SecByShresth On Wed, Oct 1, 2025 at 10:00 PM Brian <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi AUR Community, > > I’m giving up all the packages I maintain for adoption. Unfortunately, I > don’t have any time to maintain them in the foreseeable future. You’ll > noticed that quite a few of them have Dockerfiles. This is because I was > doing my development work on a Mac. The image in those Dockerfiles is a > custom image that I created which publishes a new version daily ( > https://github.com/brianrobt/archlinux-aurdev-docker-image). That > process is completely automated, but if it should ever break, then I > probably won’t have time to fix it. Anyway, most of you probably wouldn’t > even use it to begin with since you’re developing on Arch, but I thought > it’d be useful to know. > > I also have a GitHub repo where I’ve been keeping copies of the files on > each AUR package (https://github.com/brianrobt/aur-pkgbuilds). I setup a > bit of automation to perform package updates, but it’s doesn’t work with > some of the packages and isn’t really “production-ready”. It may be useful > for any new maintainers. > > Here are the packages that I’m orphaning: > > - alist > - simplex-chat-bin > - stable-diffusion.cpp-vulkan-git > - nmctl > - netclient > - htmlhint > - pixieditor-bin > - python-nspektr > - openmohaa-git > - openmohaa > - rocm-clang-ocl > - rot8-git > - outwiker > - arduino-avr-core > - rapidyaml > - python-rapidyaml > - gradle-language-server > - python-mouseinfo > > I greatly appreciated and enjoyed working with the other AUR maintainers. > It was a great experience, and I hope that I can return to the community > sooner rather than later. Thank you for all of the help and support! > > — > Best regards, > > *Brian Thompson* > *DevOps/SRE | Open Source Developer* > *St. Peters, MO, USA* > >
