Make AUR package dependency 'linux-headers' optional

[WAlbeda]

Please make the linux-headers dependency for the AUR package optional like this comment explains, so people who want to use other kernel packages like 'lts' or 'zen' don't need to keep the linux-headers package installed on their systems.

[UnkwUsr]

You can manually replace linux-headers with linux-zen-headers in your own PKGBUILD (as I personally did in my case) and then run makepkg -si. And then you don't need linux-headers package.

I think total removing linux-headers will confuse some newbies (with weird error on package installing step), because you actually must have *-headers package for the kernel you use.

P.S. I'm not an expert in PKGBUILD files or kernel stuff.

[WAlbeda]

I understand that I could manually replace the dependencies in the pkgbuild but like most other users probably do, I use an AUR helper for easily updating all my AUR packages (yay in my case) and it'll save me (and probably all the other non-vanilla kernel users) a lot of frustration of every time this package updates editing the dependencies. For the newbies I think it will not be a big issue because as a newbie running Arch you will probably need to read the arch wiki about installing AUR packages anyways and since the wiki hammers a lot on reading the pkgbuild before installing you will probably have read the optional dependencies (and hopefully the github readme wich also tells you need a *-headers package).

[tomaspinho]

Done!