Thank you Brody. You went through everything poor package building in in and you went through it at a pace where the content was easy to learn. Thanks to all your supporters that help make your content happen.
Thanks Brody 👍 great video, very descriptive, precise and straight to the point. By far the best video tutorial ive found regarding this matter by miles, keep it up love your videos man
If anyone's looking for the Part 2 AUR video: th-cam.com/video/rcUl-Io2ZBY/w-d-xo.html Hmm that JetBrains Mono font looks nice I might have to switch. I hope you have a video that explains your whole desktop and terminal setup ;)
A quick search on my system reveals about 17.2% of packages have changelogs, most are "upstream update" or the version name. Seems people don't use it much
I'm relatively new to Arch. Seeing this makes me want to attempt to turn Arch into Gentoo(100% self compiled). Is there already something like that? I did Gentoo ages ago and loved it but wasn't a fan of the cyclic dependency errors.
Why would anyone want to turn Arch into Gentoo...? Gentoo people slowly but surely have been coming to Arch. The "100% self compiled" gets old very quickly, why spend hours when you can spend minutes, and the end difference on modern hardware is something stupid like 1.5seconds
Can this be used/abused to create a system configuration? So like a meta package that installs all the typical packages I use on a new system (xserver, kde, sddm, etc etc); and possibly also configures them? I don't want to have to reconfigure my system from scratch; it's just busywork. I wouldn't put that on AUR, but I would put this on a git somewhere. Would this be the right way to do that? Or are there better ways?
install all your loved pacakges: sudo pacman -S --needed long list of packages ... \ some more bla bla \ even more la lal save your install command in your obsidian or zettlr notes ...
Completely random I know, but do you happen to know the name of the theme your using for the colors in neovim here? I'm trying to tweak my setup some and like the setup
Good video overall, however you're all over the place mixing split and especially VCS bits in that won't come into play in a normal tarball release PKGBUILD. Your tiramisu package is a VCS package, so that was a bad example. You should have started with what you said you were going to do and and start with a basic package using a release tarball. Then come back to a split or VCS package using the proper template. P.S. My AUR username is yochananmarqos if you want to peek at my PGBUILDs.
This video helped some, but how do I use this for dwm and such? Do I just exclude "source"? Whenever I run makepkg it downloads and overwrites my config headers
@@BrodieRobertson Odd, whenever I search online for how people install dwm on Arch, on every board or forum where OP installed with make clean install there's someone asking *"Why aren't you using ABS!?"* Just using a make command seems much easier in the case of installing suckless programs
Haven't watched it yet, but I always wondered how it's done. Thanks for this video :D
You'll see that it's actually a pretty easy process, just a bit tedious
Thank you Brody. You went through everything poor package building in in and you went through it at a pace where the content was easy to learn. Thanks to all your supporters that help make your content happen.
Great video. Always wondered about building packages. Thanks for breaking it down!
I'm sure there is a bit more for the official repos but at least for the AUR this will get you most of the way their.
Aewsome Brodie. Really enjoying your content.
Keep up the good work bro, I've learnt so much from your videos so far.
Thanks Brody 👍 great video, very descriptive, precise and straight to the point. By far the best video tutorial ive found regarding this matter by miles, keep it up love your videos man
If anyone's looking for the Part 2 AUR video: th-cam.com/video/rcUl-Io2ZBY/w-d-xo.html
Hmm that JetBrains Mono font looks nice I might have to switch. I hope you have a video that explains your whole desktop and terminal setup ;)
Thank you Brodie, you are the best!!
A quick search on my system reveals about 17.2% of packages have changelogs, most are "upstream update" or the version name. Seems people don't use it much
really informative. thanks brodie!
I'm relatively new to Arch. Seeing this makes me want to attempt to turn Arch into Gentoo(100% self compiled). Is there already something like that? I did Gentoo ages ago and loved it but wasn't a fan of the cyclic dependency errors.
Why would anyone want to turn Arch into Gentoo...? Gentoo people slowly but surely have been coming to Arch.
The "100% self compiled" gets old very quickly, why spend hours when you can spend minutes, and the end difference on modern hardware is something stupid like 1.5seconds
thank you ! great one
Thanks man, I can now fix broken packages with more confidence! :D
Awesome video man. exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Thank you it was very helpful
Feels good finding solutions through research when you know nothing
nice video !! TH-cam should start suggesting more of these
That'd be nice to see.
That is an interesting educational guide. Nice job with the PKGBuild guide.
I'm glad that's the case, this was a massive pain for me to edit.
Thanks ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💚💙😍
what is the window manager?
Can this be used/abused to create a system configuration? So like a meta package that installs all the typical packages I use on a new system (xserver, kde, sddm, etc etc); and possibly also configures them? I don't want to have to reconfigure my system from scratch; it's just busywork. I wouldn't put that on AUR, but I would put this on a git somewhere. Would this be the right way to do that? Or are there better ways?
install all your loved pacakges:
sudo pacman -S --needed long list of packages ... \
some more bla bla \
even more la lal
save your install command in your obsidian or zettlr notes ...
@@Henry-sv3wv But that only installs them, it doesn't configure them.
i think you can somehow do your meta package with installs and own configs
Completely random I know, but do you happen to know the name of the theme your using for the colors in neovim here? I'm trying to tweak my setup some and like the setup
Vim Code Dark, it's a vim version of the Visual Studio Code dark theme
@@BrodieRobertson thanks. Good work on this package build video. Very useful trying to learn about it
Good video overall, however you're all over the place mixing split and especially VCS bits in that won't come into play in a normal tarball release PKGBUILD. Your tiramisu package is a VCS package, so that was a bad example. You should have started with what you said you were going to do and and start with a basic package using a release tarball. Then come back to a split or VCS package using the proper template.
P.S. My AUR username is yochananmarqos if you want to peek at my PGBUILDs.
Does anyone know from which anime is that wallpaper :D ?
This video helped some, but how do I use this for dwm and such? Do I just exclude "source"? Whenever I run makepkg it downloads and overwrites my config headers
You could change the source to be a repo you control
@@BrodieRobertson Odd, whenever I search online for how people install dwm on Arch, on every board or forum where OP installed with make clean install there's someone asking *"Why aren't you using ABS!?"*
Just using a make command seems much easier in the case of installing suckless programs
@@nykal1510 if you just use make you don't build an Arch Package that you can clean uninstall with pacman.
pcre = perl compatible regular expressions
nice vid. you will make a fine grey beard one day :)
How Do I make a package for Linux PDS, because I have multiple machines and I don't want to compile on all of them....
arch=('any')