I’m an optimization enthusiast and run Cosmic on cachy. On windows 11 I used to sign up to canary/nightly channels for every piece of software I had on and that was actually very convenient, I used programs like uniget and Glenn delahoys snappy driver origin to update packages/drivers . Im relatively new in the linux world and cachy impressed me with its optimization being that it has precompiled packages for my hardware (broadwell) Latitude E5450 in a repo called V3. This is an optimization I perhaps could never get on any other platform so its been a blessing. However getting bleeding edge software has become a little complicated because it seems V3 only keeps stable versions of the packages and while I read that we can get the same optimization compiling using git if the makefle has the correct flags (which it does), I dont think there was a way to verify those were native v3 (programs like mpv, even tried drivers like bluez which was an utter failiure that caused quite a bit of a problem as I was just going back and forth for an entire day using advice from gemini lol). I manually get my chrome canary to the latest version using “❯ cd google-chrome-canary/ sed -i “s/^pkgver=.*/pkgver=149.0.7815.0/” PKGBUILD && makepkg -sic --skipchecksums --noconfirm” but I wasnt able to confirm if this is running natively or v3. So I guess my question is, is it possible for the team to maintain like a branch of V3 that automatically updated every single package on cachyOS including drivers to the latest git push update, considering its the pinnacle of optimization OS for tech enthusiast. I know this might sound crazy because someone has to sit and do this (I presume?). On a sidenote, its also a bit unnerving to see a ton of packages that I have absolutely no clue how gets there coming from windows where I could only see installed apps/programs. Because now I want all those 967 packages also to either not be there if they are not being used or if they are automatically updated to the latest nightly build for every line of code a developer pushed out for that because I’m obsessed with optimisation. Sitting still for a day knowing there are new updates to packages is kind of like waiting for a new update but on steroids lol.