Aaron Blasko
Aaron Blasko
I can do this The PKGBUILD would probably look like this: ``` # Maintainer: alba4k pkgname=xborder-git pkgver=3.0.r48.68cb3bf pkgrel=1 pkgdesc="Active window border replacement for window managers. " arch=(x86_64) url="https://github.com/deter0/xborder" license=('Unlicense') makedepends=(git)...
lmao, I just realized I forgot a dependency on python (minor issue, since it would still be installed with python-pycairo, but it doesn't hurt to leave it explicit) I will...
problem is, now we can't rename it
what I mean is: @deter0 was asking to name it `xborders-git`, plural
would be fine for me, not really my decision I can mantain this if needed, would really not be an issue on my side https://aur.archlinux.org/account/alba4k
checking if installed by aur would be easily done by putting a `echo aur > /opt/xborders/source` and checking the file content, or something similar (e.g. `toch /opt/xborders/aur`) or, better but...
we could, but I often put stuff in /opt when it would belong there, even if I didn't install it trough the package manager (since that's where it would belong)...
you mean by modifying in the pkgbuild?
then yes, obviously I mean how would be go on detecting if the script was installed from the aur or not?
as mentioned by @deter0 , most people install packages out of the aur trough an aur helper, so it might be useful to avoid checking for updates if the program...