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same, and the development is more community driven in my opinion.

I prefere paru over YAY. But both do there job.

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Sorry i didn’t realize you want both software. There is also an AUR Package for foxit https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=foxitreader and the package maintainer will update the package. Or you can

• wget https://cdn09.foxitsoftware.com/pub/foxit/reader/desktop/linux/2.x/2.4/en_us/FoxitReader.enu.setup.2.4.4.0911.x64.run.tar.gz
• tar xfz FoxitReader.enu.setup.2.4.4.0911.x64.run.tar.gz
• ./FoxitReader.enu.setup.2.4.4.0911(r057d814).x64.run then you have a GUI installer for foxitreader

And why do you want to install windows software on linux? Foxit Reader is a pdf viewer there are a lot of linux native applications https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PDF,_PS_and_DjVu i use zathura. Don’t use wine …

Manjaro is an Archlinux based Linux Distro. So you can install an UNTRUSTED user package like wine-gui-git with an AUR helper like yay/paru/… like you mentioned.

But please install not software you don’t understand how to build. It can be dangerous code.

For the package wine-gui-git the building script is https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=wine-gui-git . So you can look and learn how to build the software by yourself.

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I think it is too complex. Most distributions don’t have the same Linux directory structure and different versions of libraries. So you have to ship and maintain different versions of the same library. Nix and Guix are more or less a solution, I think.