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Package Base Details: roccat-tools
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| Category: | system |
|---|---|
| Submitter: | russo79 |
| Maintainer: | aaronfischer |
| Last Packager: | aaronfischer |
| Votes: | 28 |
| First Submitted: | 2012-03-05 16:53 |
| Last Updated: | 2015-06-29 22:16 |
Packages (18)
- roccat-tools-common
- roccat-tools-arvo
- roccat-tools-isku
- roccat-tools-iskufx
- roccat-tools-kone
- roccat-tools-koneplus
- roccat-tools-konepure
- roccat-tools-konepuremilitary
- roccat-tools-konepureoptical
- roccat-tools-konextd
- roccat-tools-konextdoptical
- roccat-tools-kovaplus
- roccat-tools-lua
- roccat-tools-pyra
- roccat-tools-ryosmk
- roccat-tools-ryostkl
- roccat-tools-savu
- roccat-tools-tyon
Latest Comments
Comment by mattlyons
Comment by cypher_zero
Can't actually update without doing a complete uninstall and reinstall due to the libgaminggear=0.10.0 dependency.
Comment by aaronfischer
Thanks for your contributions, Zach!
Comment by computerquip
roccat-tools-ryostkl depends on ryosmk as well. http://paste.pound-python.org/show/0QWjQOaDO9Gi7Ah2nKjw/
Comment by computerquip
This PKGBUILD seems to work: http://paste.pound-python.org/show/6IFSDURziELn2GuZU8sS/
Comment by computerquip
Flagged, package installs files into /usr/lib64 which causes conflict.
Comment by ImNtReal
That will work since you're pointing pacman at both files at the same time, but any of the helpers that run the install portion for you do them one at a time. It likely is a behavior that should be changed by the helpers.
Comment by Vash63
Cower to download the pkgbuild, makepkg and pacman -U handles this without issue.
Comment by ImNtReal
I've tried about 10 different AUR helpers, and come to the conclusion that there is no practical way to update this package without removing/reinstalling it. I keep forgetting to modify the PKGBUILD when I build it to include the '>' for libgaminggear so, I have created roccat-tools-full which will be a non-split package which includes the controversial '>'.
Comment by ImNtReal
@Vash63, are you aware of any AUR helpers that can correctly handle this kind of dependency? Thanks.