Peter Oehme

Ad 1) pacman and available AUR managers should be able to pull (optional) dependencies from the AUR. E.g. yaourt can search the AUR for packages via the `-a --aur` flags...

> Alright, so the question is rather how to manage not-AUR packaged pyMOR dependencies. Yeah, the bus factor problem may pop up there as well. If a bunch of packages...

> Yeah, the bus factor problem may pop up there as well. If a bunch of packages would require co-maintenance, allowing for optional dependencies (and thus creating the AUR package...

> Of the optionals missing `pythreejs` is the only important one, that currently still being our default jupyter visualization lib. For `pymess` we advocate the from-source install for performance reasons....

I did some work on this (and thought I wrote an email to @ftalbrecht, but I apparently missed out on that): https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-pymor

Rebuilding is basically just a matter of updating the link and the version to the current package release and recalculating the hashes. There is no actual compilation taking place in...

> This requires some thought on time-stepping, so I postponed it to the next milestone. With regards to time-stepping the main difference consists in the way the implicit methods sample...

> * `pymortests/demos.py` should be updated to run `pymordemos/phdmd.py` (the demo is failing currently) I resolved the conflicts, however I'm having trouble with getting the demos test to run locally....

Thanks for the extensive review @TiKeil ! For now I have implemented the first part of your recommendations, I'll try and get around to the second part tomorrow. As far...

Sorry to chime in on this conversation, but I would like to support @Snaptraks argument with a similar experience: I installed 2024a (24.1.0.2537033) today using the Apple Silicon installer, enabled...