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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Im not here to explain it because other people already did but imma point out that manjaro is meant to be beginner friendly and the aur isnt so i wouldnt use it in your place.
I wouldn't use manjaro either /s
Jokes aside, everyone's a beginner at some point and you only learn by exploring things that you aren't familiar with
Yeah manjaro is really good for beginners to learn pacman but i would try to install arch first(as its pretty easy bur it teaches you partitions and boot stuff) and then try the aur.