2011/5/16 Iñigo Álvarez
I did a new PKGBUILD of the rodent file manager. I really think, after discovering it in gentoo, it is a must be in arch. It consist in a very lightweight, but complete file manager, aimed to expert users which stick to the console. It permets using console commands, rigt-click diff, iso mounting and creating, and much more... I will apreciate feedback, i had it compiled in my system prior to doing the package, so i dont know how it will work installed from scratch from aur.
Thank you in advance, and hope you enjoy it
1 word for you: namcap. With this software, you can verify problems in the newly built package. I like a lot the '-i' option. Archwiki has more information about it Just as example, with namcap I saw that your package needs: * depends=('libsm' 'libzip' 'file' 'gtk2') # why you put lib32? No need for this package. * options=('!libtool') # this removes useless *.la files of the package Observation: please not the lib32 packages are not needed, unless the PKGBUILD needs ONLY 32 bit libraries. that's not the case of this package. ex: PCSX2 works only in 32 bit, so I need lib32-<libs> to use it in Arch64. Except for that, all good. And the PKGBUILD is very clean - I liked it :) Cheers, -- Rafael