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A script for managing installations of Glorious Eggroll's custom proton build

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Shell 81.55% Makefile 18.45%

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humble-lumpia's Issues

Add man pages

Currently help information for humble-lumpia can only be found by running
it with the --help flag. Man pages should be installed into the appropriate
location so that the users can access detailed help using those instead.

Add `gzip` as a build dependency to the AUR package

The repository has been updated to install a man page as well. Part of this man page installation requires compressing the troff file using gzip. The package's build dependencies should be update to reflect this.

I'd remove requirement for root

Hi there!
Nice tool, good work - always glad to see useful bash scripts! :)

Just a thought:
I've seen that downloading the "cache file" requires root privileges. If you changed the destination path to
"$HOME" this wouldn't be necessary.
This would also have the benefit, that getAllReleasesData could download it itself, by calling updateReleaseData
if it is not found.
Happy coding!

(btw I have a similar functionality in my steamtinkerlaunch, maybe you want to contribute?)

AUR package: `makepkg` fails due to changes in Makefile

Since the recent updates to the Makefile, makepkg fails to build humble-lumpia.
I think the problem is due to potentially missing directories in the destination path of the install -Dm444 commands and it seems that install -Dm444 does not automatically create the defined path.

I've stumpled upon this stackoverflow post. Using install -d (checks if path exists and if not, creates it) and install -m separately fixes the problem and works for the manual installation and the AUR package.

The DESTDIR environment variable was also added: ArchWiki

mention version that was installed when installing latest

Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to mention the version that is being installed when you do
humble-lumpia install latest
Because now it just says that it installed 'it'. But would be nice if you could see the actual version right there in the output of that command.

(thx for making this tool, it's very convenient)

AUR package

Hi,

I've created an AUR package for easy humble-lumpia package management for ArchLinux users: AUR.

Just FYI, whether or not you want to add it to the README is up to you :-)
Installation can be done e.g. with an AUR helper like yay using yay -S humble-lumpia-git.

Thanks for the nice software!

NINNiT

Add a --help/-h function

A brief description of available subcommands should be shown when the user provides a --help/-h flag

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