Hi guys,
Sorry for my late response
Unfortunately, zelcore now doesn't offer a direct link to download the tar.gz file for their new updates.
So you have to download the Debian file yourself from here. Once your download starts, copy the download the link and edit the PKGBUILD changing the source to the download link you copied as such
source_x86_64=("$pkgname-$pkgver.tar.gz::put link here")
You can edit the PKGBUILD file by either copying it to a folder on your PC, and running mkepkg -sci in the same folder as the PKGBUIILD file or using the edit menu functionality of yay i.e. yay -S zelcore --editmenu this should give you the option to edit the PKGBUILD file before installing the package.
Hope this points you in the right direction, don't forget to clean the build too if installing with yay so it downloads a new copy of the deb file and doesn't use cache.
Happy hacking!
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jfamousket commented on 2024-03-26 18:24 (UTC)
Hi guys,
Sorry for my late response
Unfortunately,
zelcorenow doesn't offer a direct link to download thetar.gzfile for their new updates.So you have to download the Debian file yourself from here. Once your download starts, copy the download the link and edit the
PKGBUILDchanging thesourceto the download link you copied as suchYou can edit the
PKGBUILDfile by either copying it to a folder on your PC, and runningmkepkg -sciin the same folder as thePKGBUIILDfile or using the edit menu functionality ofyayi.e.yay -S zelcore --editmenuthis should give you the option to edit thePKGBUILDfile before installing the package.Hope this points you in the right direction, don't forget to clean the build too if installing with
yayso it downloads a new copy of thedebfile and doesn't use cache.Happy hacking!