add: kitty-bin
#8213
add: kitty-bin
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| install -d "${pkgdir}/opt" | ||
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| # Symlink /usr/... -> /opt/kitty/.. |
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The binaries are symlinked rather than installed directly to /usr/bin because they use RPATH to locate the bundled libraries. Everything else could be moved instead if that is preferable.
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There's no equivalent in the AUR because kitty is in the official Arch repository.
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That package doesn't have the same issue because it's building kitty from source.
Another solution is patching the binaries to modify their RPATH so they load the bundled libraries from a fixed path instead of $ORIGIN/../lib. Should I try that try that instead?
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That would be nice. Really what I want is less symlinks and more just simple hard paths.
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The RPATH approach is possible, but there are other hard-coded paths requiring multiple directories under /usr/lib to work: eg. /usr/lib/kitty, /usr/lib/kitty-bundled, /usr/lib/kitty-extensions. I got kitty working but kitten segfaults in this configuration for some reason.
Instead I pushed an intermediate solution that avoids symlinking anything except the binaries.
Add package for [kitty][1]: > The fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal emulator. This installs a pre-built bundle including most of kitty's dependencies and desktop integration. [1]: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/ Fixes pacstall#5801.
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I noticed that in the tree printing of the package there's this: And nothing in it. |
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Add package for kitty:
This installs a pre-built bundle including most of kitty's dependencies and desktop integration.
Fixes #5801.
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