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Ok, so i've been building some packages
Now is the cvs version of pekwm a really nice window manager. The cvs version has some improvements on themes, so that's why I wanted it. It was made on 17/02/2004 but the PKGBUILD retrieves the current cvs tree (i got almost everything from the fluxbox-cvs PKGBUILD).
Hope someone likes it, here is it:
pkgname=pekwm-cvs
pkgver=20040217
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="A small, fast, functional, and flexible window manager"
depends=('xfree86' 'cvs')
url="http://pekwm.pekdon.net/"
build() {
cd $startdir/src
touch ~/.cvspass
cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@pekwm.org:/usr/local/cvs co pekwm
cd pekwm
cvs update -dP
./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shape --disable-xft --disable-xinerama
--disable-debug --enable-menus --enable-keygrabber --enable-harbour
--disable-pcre
make || return 1
make prefix=$startdir/pkg/usr install
}
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i am sure that cvs is not required to run pekwm-cvs.
you should add a makedepends=() array for that.
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thanks for pointing that, I'm really new in archlinux. I will learh not to build packages at 4am
Thanks and sorry
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Why disable Xinerama and xft? When making packages for incoming, try to have them have the features that a good amount of people will want, not just you.
For example, I cant live w/o Xinerama and xft.
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I just got the options that has the pekwm package in the abs tree. I thought maybe there was a special reason for setting things that way in the package. I installed my package with xft support in it.
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well it is really not that big a deal really. xft would be a logical inclusion but xinerama not.
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