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I'm a long time cli mpd clients user (ncmpcpp).
Just heard about gomp in the Arch linux forums.
I'm eager to try it out.
We do already have a "recipe" called PKGBUILD for building it on Archlinux. Either the "release" version or the "git" version.
I just dont want to download 500 Mega of Go just to compile it.
Especially in tiny ARM devices which are perfect for running mpd and/or a cli client.
Ex. Raspberry Pi (aarch64 or armv7h) or chromebooks.
Since it is written in Go, and github makes it easy and free to release binaries with automated github workflows for many different architectures
This would also make it very easy for package maintainers of different Linux distros to create a "gomp-bin" version for their distro that basicly just pulls the binary from github.
It's what many "famous" and popular go github projects do.
Thanks for your work on this tool.
I'm a long time cli mpd clients user (ncmpcpp).
Just heard about gomp in the Arch linux forums.
I'm eager to try it out.
We do already have a "recipe" called PKGBUILD for building it on Archlinux. Either the "release" version or the "git" version.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gomp or https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gomp-git
I just dont want to download 500 Mega of Go just to compile it.
Especially in tiny ARM devices which are perfect for running mpd and/or a cli client.
Ex. Raspberry Pi (aarch64 or armv7h) or chromebooks.
Since it is written in Go, and github makes it easy and free to release binaries with automated github workflows for many different architectures
This would also make it very easy for package maintainers of different Linux distros to create a "gomp-bin" version for their distro that basicly just pulls the binary from github.
It's what many "famous" and popular go github projects do.
See for example how,
https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
https://github.com/gokcehan/lf
do it.
Thanks in advance.
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