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> I imagine users of Arch, Slack, etc. would be expected to download a .tgz and `setup.py install` it. In Arch you would wrap this in a PKGBUILD script to gene
by ginko 13y ago
> I imagine users of Arch, Slack, etc. would be expected to download a .tgz and `setup.py install` it.
In Arch you would wrap this in a PKGBUILD script to generate a Pacman package. You can find PKGBUILD's for most things in the AUR.
- oinksoft 13y agoAh, of course, you would want to create a slackpkg for Slack, and push to the AUR for Arch. It's still good to offer the .tgz as a baseline for users of systems you might have forgotten or not have time to package for though, (BSD, etc.).