aur install complete

scripts/99_software.sh

@@ -104,32 +104,10 @@ if [ ${operation} == "update" ] ; then
 
     if [[ -n "$list_aur" ]]
         then
-            echo "^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ${list_aur}"
+            # using sudo with the -c flag, it does not work to use variables, like `${list_aur}``
-
+            # hence the list of aur packages is written to a file, which is used with yay
             echo ${list_aur} > /tmp/list_aur.txt
-
-            #runuser -l ${user} -c 'yay -v'
-            sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'yay --version'
-            sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'echo ${list_aur}'
             sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'yay -S --needed --noconfirm --timeupdate - < /tmp/list_aur.txt'
-
-
-            #sudo -u ${user} "yay -v"
-#            sudo -u ${user} "yay -S --needed --noconfirm --timeupdate ${list_aur}"
-            #sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'yay -S --needed --noconfirm --timeupdate < /tmp/list_aur.txt'
-
-            #sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'echo < /tmp/list_aur.txt'
-
-            #sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'yay'
-            #runuser -l ${user} -c 'yay -S --needed --noconfirm --timeupdate < /tmp/list_aur.txt'
-            #su ${user}
-            #yay -S --needed --noconfirm --timeupdate ${list_aur}
-
-            #sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'echo "--------- __ ---------- : ${list_aur}"'
-
-            #yay -S --needed --noconfirm --timeupdate ${list_aur}
-            #sudo -u ${user} bash -c 'echo "--------- __ ---------- : ${list_aur}"'
-            echo "FO"
         else
             echo "No AUR packages to install"
     fi