Currently, there is no way for those not using TigerOS to install our repository and run dnf install tigeros-<package>.
This issue is a…
[ ] Bug report
[ ] Feature request
[X] Other issue
[ ] Question
Describe the issue / feature in 1-2 sentences:
There needs to be documentation made available on how to install the tigeros.repo so those not using TigerOS can install our packages if they so choose.
Background
In order to install third party RPM packages, you need to have their repo added so DNF knows where to pull the package from. Take Paper for example. When you run dnf -y config-manager --add-repo <repo link>, the repo is then active within your system.
Details
In order to fix this issue, mirrors.ritlug.com needs to have a directory for the tigeros.repo containing the repo's plaintext.
Summary
Currently, there is no way for those not using TigerOS to install our repository and run
dnf install tigeros-<package>
.Background
In order to install third party RPM packages, you need to have their repo added so DNF knows where to pull the package from. Take Paper for example. When you run
dnf -y config-manager --add-repo <repo link>
, the repo is then active within your system.Details
In order to fix this issue, mirrors.ritlug.com needs to have a directory for the tigeros.repo containing the repo's plaintext.