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pkgbuilds: Personal Arch Linux PKGBUILDs

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aikido/
awe/
chapel/
cim/
cloc-git/
cm3-bin/
cm3-doc/
eisl-git/
emacs/
geomyidae-git/
gtk-server/
gtk3-optional-csd/
hyperestraier/
iup-bin/
java-jline3/
jff-algol/
kawa-git/
kiwi-git/
lftp-git/
libcd-bin/
libim-bin/
picrin/
red-snapshot/
redtamarin-sdk-bin/
stumpwm-git/
tcc-chicken-git/
the_silver_searcher/
timelimit-git/
ttf-cantarell-virtual/
ttf-dejavu-virtual/
ttf-font-virtual/
ui-git/
1947 README.md
1210 UNLICENSE

README.md

Virtual Fonts

I'm not a fan of nearly every GUI package requiring at least one font to be installed system-wide, so I created a number of virtual font packages to satisy the respective dependencies.

GTK3

Patched version for better interoperability with Orbment. Enable with GTK_CSD=0.

IUP

An interesting GUI toolkit. Due to problems with the build process, I packaged the pre-compiled dynamic libraries. Doesn't work properly on Arch (debug dialogs are broken, padding and margin are zero), but well enough for getting an idea how the application will look like.

KiWi

Widgets for SDL2. Packaged because nobody else did.

libui

A GUI toolkit in the spirit of IUP, but built on top of a more recent GTK3. This has been created because the AUR PKGBUILD is out of date due to upstream switching to CMake.

StumpWM

I blame Lisp mysticism for getting the better for me. This PKGBUILD assumes you've installed the dependencies via Quicklisp already.

timelimit

Not packaged yet. I realized later that timeout is a thing already, so there's probably no need for anyone to install this one.

cloc

For some reason there's only a SVN version of this package on the AUR.

Kawa

Alternative version of the existing git package that makes use of the JLine3 library.

the_silver_searcher

The new stable release broke search in compressed files and upstream doesn't respond to MRs, so I added patches to the official PKGBUILD.

Ancient and obscure programming language implementations

I'm always looking out for candidates to implement MAL in.