I don’t know how many use budgie on here but the kind ubuntubudgie team have now put their budgie-extras-git on aur!
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Budgie extras
Umuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu
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@jonpaul
https://github.com/UbuntuBudgie/budgie-extrasIt should be relatively easy to write a simple PKGBUILD from this.
And when you have PKGBUILD file, then it is easy to install.System info commands:
lsblk -fm
lspci
sudo blkid
sudo fdisk -l -
@manuel
See:man makepkg man PKGBUILDSystem info commands:
lsblk -fm
lspci
sudo blkid
sudo fdisk -l -
@manuel Why not pacaur -S budgie-extras-git ? As simple as you can get
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The Budgie man sent me this…
install dependenciessudo pacman -S xorg-xprop xorg-xinput xorg-xrandr xdotool wmctrl
yaourt xprintidleUmuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu
a person is a person through other people -
@chrisflr
You’re right! Was too lazy to check, sorry about that.System info commands:
lsblk -fm
lspci
sudo blkid
sudo fdisk -l -
@jonpaul
You can install it also with pamac-manager:- set AUR support on
- set AUR update support on
and install your selection of AUR packages. It will handle the dependencies automatically.
System info commands:
lsblk -fm
lspci
sudo blkid
sudo fdisk -l -
Sorry again! Why didn’t I read the initial post carefully?
System info commands:
lsblk -fm
lspci
sudo blkid
sudo fdisk -l -
@manuel Hi Manuel. I was chatting with the ubuntubudgie devs via github and it wasn’t on the aur when we started the conversation!! Cheers
JPUmuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu
a person is a person through other people -
@jonpaul
Thanks Jon! I already thought I’d lost it…
System info commands:
lsblk -fm
lspci
sudo blkid
sudo fdisk -l
