Closed andreldmonteiro closed 4 years ago
In the release tab are binaries, you just need to unpack them and run make install in the directory. I do not have the knowledge how to package binaries in any form for any distro.
Could you make a pull request of this software to valve proton to see if they integrate it within proton?
I've made a feature request here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/3160
Apparently flatpak's are for GUI apps only, will there be a GUI for this?
If Flatpak sandboxing turns out to be problematic, it's still possible to build a relatively distribution-independent package using AppImage on an old enough base distribution (such as Ubuntu 16.04).
I do not have the knowledge how to package binaries in any form for any distro.
While I agree Flatpak/AppImage would probably make more sense in the long run, I've written a packaging script of sorts which could be useful for Debian/Ubuntu folk. The gist of it is that you drop it on top of the current binary package, run it and it churns out a Debian and derivatives compatible .deb package. I'd be happy to share it, if you'd be willing to ship .debs or have any other use for it.
Oh, no, nothing that fancy or general-purpose. I used dpkg-deb and mostly mimicked what make install
was doing anyway in a bash script, with some changes to deployment dirs (for FHS' sake) and other "quality of life" stuff. I wrote it for personal use (mostly to get vkBasalt running on Ubuntu 18.04, which is currently an adventure), but thought I'd mention it, in case @DadSchoorse is interested.
Flatpak support would be great if it could be implemented similarly to https://github.com/flathub/com.valvesoftware.Steam.Utility.MangoHud
It would be great if there where precompiled binaries distributed, particularly a flatpak.