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I've added both the current master and the latest tag versions of this program to Arch Linux's user repository (AUR). You may add that to the Installation section of the readme.
Specifying a command to install AUR packages is kind of a taboo in Arch circles. The general wisdom is to git clone the package off of AUR and then makepkg it yourself, but there are so-called AUR-helpers that automate the process, provide easy updates and so on. One of them is yay, but adding that might enrage some purists and they may say you're pushing yay on them (when there are other helpers and the manual method).
To install the packages with yay, you'd write:
yay -S ptags
or
yay -S ptags-git
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I've added both the current master and the latest tag versions of this program to Arch Linux's user repository (AUR). You may add that to the Installation section of the readme.
The packages are:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ptags/
and
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ptags-git/
Specifying a command to install AUR packages is kind of a taboo in Arch circles. The general wisdom is to
git clone
the package off of AUR and thenmakepkg
it yourself, but there are so-called AUR-helpers that automate the process, provide easy updates and so on. One of them isyay
, but adding that might enrage some purists and they may say you're pushingyay
on them (when there are other helpers and the manual method).To install the packages with yay, you'd write:
or
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: