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I want to keep using geogebra5 (6 uses Electron and is an abomination). According to their website the best way to do this is add their repository to your system. I am aware that geogebra5 is in the aur, but the download link is currently broken and there are no signs of it being fixed any time soon.
So I want to add the server at http://www.geogebra.net/linux/ to my list of repositories.
So far I've tried appending (as a guess) these lines to my /etc/pacman,conf file:
[geogebra]
Server = https://www.geogebra.net/linux/$arch
This hasn't worked. When I run pacman -Syy, I get a simple 404 error.
There is also a PGP key which I assume I need to do something with? How do I add the repository properly?
Thanks.
Last edited by JizzaDaMan (2018-08-21 14:32:05)
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Does not look like an Arch Linux repository to me...
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Oh yeah silly me...
Is there something else I can do? Seems to be that geogebra packages are only available as .deb or .rpm...
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https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/geogebra-5/ and try fixing the PKGBUILD by changing the pkgver=5.0.479.0 to pkgver=5.0.485.0 and updating the checksum
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Thanks! That worked
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JizzaDaMan you could also flag the AUR package as out of date.
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