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To make a quick update on @Lorenz's answer, there are now AUR packages for Hydro (based on the work previously done by @Lorenz). Python2/3 errors are automatically fixed when building them, so all you need to do is follow the instructions available in the ROS wiki. If you use yaourt, you just need to type:
$ yaourt ros-hydro
and choose the packages that you need.
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To make a quick update on @Lorenz's answer, there are now AUR packages for Groovy and Hydro (based on the work previously done by @Lorenz). Python2/3 errors are automatically fixed when building them, so all you need to do is follow the instructions available in the ROS wiki. If you use yaourt, you just need to type:
$ yaourt ros-hydro
and choose the packages that you need.need. Note that Hydro has more support than Groovy.
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To make a quick update on @Lorenz's answer, there are now AUR packages for Groovy and Hydro (based on the work previously done by @Lorenz). Python2/3 errors are automatically fixed when building them, so all you need to do is follow the instructions available in the ROS wiki. If you use yaourt, you just need to type:
$ yaourt ros-hydro
and choose the packages that you need. Note that Hydro has more support than Groovy.
Since only i686 and x86_64 are currently tested for AUR packages, the easiest way is probably to fork the GitHub project that contains the PKGBUILDs, and run makepkg -Acsi (in hydro/roscore for instance) to build the packages that you want while ignoring architecture checks
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