13:16 <j`ey> https://packages.fedoraproject.org/search?query=*asahi* these packages are ones that are in fedoras 'proper' repo, and the ones in the COPR (https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/groups/g/asahi/coprs/) are kinda like AUR packages?

13:27 <_jannau__> better analogy might fedora packages like alarm packages (if we had bothered to submit packages to upstream alarm) and the copr ones are asahi linux (alarm) packages

13:28 <_jannau__> but when comparing arch linux with fedora copr would be roughly like aur

13:28 <_jannau__> isn't this now ontopic in #asahi

13:28 <j`ey> I wasn't sure, so asked here :D

13:29 <j`ey> but thanks, makes sense, so the kernel (and some others, copr link is dead right now) are not yet official

13:32 <_jannau__> I don't think fedora has or desires separate kernel packages so there will never be an official kernel-asahi. we have to merge upstream to get drivers into the official fedora kernel

13:32 <j`ey> ok, I kinda thought that's what was meant by 'official' support

13:36 <j`ey> copr finally loaded, it's: kernel, mesa, uboot, makes sense, those are what we really needed to 'fork'

13:39 <_jannau__> copr is more official than aur. the fedora-asahi-remix is part of fedora and copr is used to build the packages which conflict with base fedora packages. it's not a random collection of user submitted packages. packages are built on fedora infrastucture

13:40 <j`ey> got it, thanks!