Had a problem recently with pacaur and auracle-git which I solved by building both in a clean chroot following this,   https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/DeveloperWiki:Building_in_a_clean_chroot   The one important fact missing for the excellent clear guide is that after building your program in the clean chroot is that you need to install it with ,   $ sudo pacman -U or # pacman -U   This was pointed out to me by helpful folk at the Arch forums who helped me solve the glitch. It was the first time I had ever had to do a clean chroot so I had a lot to learn. In truth following the wiki was fairly easy.   I  noticed that there is a way to do a clean chroot and have it run in ram. Normally you would set up the chroot like so,      I can do this to run in ram,     After creating the folder I am a little lost.  So how do I carry on, is it even possible ? I am thinking of creating AUR packages via this method so the instructions at the wiki do not cover this as far as I can tell.  Any ideas folks ? 🤔

A small building plot here in the UK, less than a quarter of an acre would start at around £50000, thats fifty thousand pounds. 😱   4x4 or ATV, call yourself a potential homesteader. Get a horse and be a real backwoodsman. 🤣   Am as green with envy as could be. I would have loved to have built my own cabin in the woods. Go live the dream matey. 😋

That is the one I am using after you recommended it 😎

The woods are full of atv trails.