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Well, I don't need to be its maintainer either if you're going to do a good job. I am disappointed that you don't seem to want to figure out how to fix the Eigen stuff, but whatever.

Sorry, keenerd. I didn't mean to make anyone unpleased. I just wanted to make the package work again and, since it seemed you weren't maintaining it anymore, I thougth it was the right thing to do.

But, actually, I don't need to be its maintainer. As long as you keep updating it, it's all I really want. I can abandon its maintainence in your favor. Would you like to?

You didn't try very hard to contact me.

Hello! I've updated the PKGBUILD file to reflect the recent changes in the program. If you want to, I can send it to you.

wrong path in PKGBUILD
-sed -i 's|return path.join("/");|return "/usr/share/antimony/sb/nodes";|' app/src/app/app.cpp
+ sed -i 's|return path.join("/");|return "/usr/share/antimony/sb/nodes";|' app/app/app.cpp

Python 3.5 and updated PKGBUILD from here work for me: https://github.com/oberon2007/antimony-python3.5/tree/master/antimony-git

Hiya! I'm not terribly up on how PKGBUILD works and whatnot, but I'm seeing the same "recipe for target 'install_executable' failed" error as niklasni1 posted when I compile from source, and no binary when installed form AUR. In the Makefile, there is a line (#2778 for me) :
-$(INSTALL PROGRAM) /path/to/source/antimony/qt/antimony $(INSTALL ROOT)/usr/local/bin
It looks to me like this is simply looking in the wrong place for the antimony binary, which would be at "/path/to/source/antimony/build/antimony".

Again, I am unfamiliar with the internals of Arch's build system so I don't know if this is a packaging problem [my first guess] but I hope this helps.

This builds the sources from Git, so basically a development snapshot. The other one downloads a release that changes less often.

Both this package and the "antimony" package are maintained by keenerd and both refer to same upstream URL. Is there a difference in these two packages?

This is strange, if I run the binary from src/antimony/build, it works, but if I run the binary in pkg/ or the one that gets installed, there's a dialogue box that says "Import error. Could not find fab Python module. Antimony will now exit."