Comment 9 for bug 1986406

Hi Mike!

First of all, please file a bug report at Manjaro's bug tracker. When packages from its official packages repositories fail to install of Manjaro, there's nothing we can do about it.

As a workaround, you can try to build the package yourself. The Manjaro website seems to be broken (at least on my phone), so I can't find a PKGBUILD for it. You can try to build the PKGBUILD that Arch Linux uses. If the package names match, this might work:

    $ mkdir mixxx
    $ cd mixxx
    $ curl -OL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/archlinux/svntogit-community/packages/mixxx/trunk/PKGBUILD
    $ makepkg -si

Alternatively, you can try the `mixxx-git` package (`mixxx_beta-git` is outdated, because it's only for beta versions and we have no active beta at the moment).

> ERROR: mixxx-git is not available for the 'aarch64' architecture.

Each PKGBUILD has an `arch` array that specifies a list of architectures that are *officially supported* (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PKGBUILD#Arch). Hence, neither the PKGBUILD from Arch Linux nor the one from the AUR will include the `aarch64` architecture.

    arch=(x86_64)

However, you can simply add it yourself before running `makepkg`:

    arch=(x86_64 aarch64)

This will fix the error mentioned above.

PS: I donvt know who added "affects Arch Linux" at the top of this bug report, but Manjaro and Arch Linux are separate distributions with different software packages/versions (and Manjaro has a trndey to break stuff that works fine on Arch). From what I read here, I don't see any indication that Arch Linux is actually affected.