Publish an official Arch Linux AUR package
See original GitHub issueNow, we have the .pacman
package that can be installed perfectly on Arch Linux. #3761
And due to the renaming of the project, there is currently no AUR package with the same name as the package name tabby-terminal
Although I do not understand the packaging process of Electron applications, since we can already build usable .pacman
files, we possible only need to set a GitHub Action which will be trigged by release
to release AUR package.
So I think it’s time to release an official AUR package so that users can get continuous and stable updates. I honestly believe this is what the majority of Arch users are willing to see.
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Here’s an example that I created a while ago.
There’s more documentation here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PKGBUILD
It should work. But you need to do an actual source build. I’ll add tabby to chaotic at worst
On Mon, Jul 11, 2022, 8:07 PM SealsRock12 @.***> wrote: