reading "Build Files Exist" seems to suggest the package already exists, but it's not, I think.
So what is "CleanBuild" and what do the options mean: [N]one [A]ll [Ab]ort [I]nstalled [No]t Installed
And is meant by (1 2 3, 1-3, ^4) ?
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Debian doesn't even have an AUR equivalent does it
You know, that's kind of the point. Either way any repository is technically an user repository that can be added to apt.
Oh and btw, there's an equivalent: https://docs.makedeb.org/using-the-mpr/introduction/
Hmm. It's nowhere near as popular though, the search page only gives 72 pages of 10 results for an empty search.
Yes, you most likely don't need it. You can just add whatever apt repository for your favorite tools or use flatpak.