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Installing on Arch
See original GitHub issueI am not sure how to install this on Arch. There is a pb-for-desktop-7.0.0.pacman in the releases, but as far as I know, that isn’t an arch package, even though for some reason it is named .pacman. How do I install this on arch.
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It is worth noting that the package is a valid pacman package file (and can thus be installed with pacman perfectly fine).
It is just the non-standard file name extension that’s irritating (default is e.g.
.pkg.tar.xzfor an XZ-compressed package file).Sorry I haven’t been replying. That post on reddit was me, I ended up just installing from the AUR using a different PKGBUILD that someone provided