Package Update Thread

[dylanaraps]

Those maintaining packages for Neofetch can post updates here.

Packages:

Third-Party Packages:

Distro	Type	Maintainer	URL	Latest Release
Crux	Port	@6c37	neofetch-git	Yes (Git)
Debian	Repo	@dawidd6	https://bintray.com/dawidd6/neofetch/neofetch	Yes
Fedora	COPR	@konimex	(see RHEL/CentOS)	Yes
Mageia	COPR	@konimex	(see RHEL/CentOS)	Yes
RHEL/CentOS	COPR	@konimex	http://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/konimex/neofetch/	Yes
Ubuntu	PPA	@dawidd6	https://launchpad.net/~dawidd0811/+archive/ubuntu/neofetch/
Ubuntu Daily	PPA	@dawidd6	https://launchpad.net/~dawidd0811/+archive/ubuntu/neofetch-daily	Yes (Git)

Coming Soon, Official Packages:

Distro	Type	URL

[ralsei]

i've moved most of my projects to a personal git server at http://arcetera.moe/git

please change https://git.io/vgNJ6 to http://arcetera.moe/sync

[dylanaraps]

Neofetch now has a manpage, the manpage is installed by the makefile but I'm
not sure if you guys need to make any modifications on your end for it to work.

The makefile installs the manpage to /usr/share/man/man1.

[ralsei]

Doubt it; if it's handled by the Makefile it should be fine.

[ralsei]

i've now moved from git to httpup to qualify for the crux portdb; i've also set up https so you'll have to change from http://arcetera.moe/sync to https://arcetera.moe/sync

[dylanaraps]

1.4 has been released.

ping @ix, @dawidd6 and @z1lt0id.

I'm not going to post this on any subreddits etc as I really can't be bothered.
Feel free to steal all of the karma guys! ;)

[ralsei]

my port just fetches straight from git not from a release tarball, so it's fine

[dylanaraps]

I see, I'll keep that in mind. :)

[iandrewt]

Homebrew pull request has been submitted, shouldn't take too long to be accepted

[dylanaraps]

Awesome!

[dawidd6]

.deb updated 👍

[dawidd6]

https://github.com/Linuxbrew/linuxbrew

It's using homebrew's formulaes i think, so i suppose that neofetch will be available here too. Thanks to @iandrewt :)

[15bitgames]

Neofetch 1.4 ebuild has been updated

[dylanaraps]

Thanks guys! 👍

[iandrewt]

I'm hoping Homebrew's test servers decide to behave better than my laptop, brew test neofetch doesn't exit for me (it just runs the ruby command system "#{bin}/neofetch"). Does the script return 0 when it exits?

The pull request can be seen here

[dylanaraps]

The script returns 0 when it exits without an error.

[iandrewt]

Seems to be my MacBook then, here's the brew test-bot result
Passed with no issues

[dylanaraps]

I can view it now, just had to authorize it.

[dylanaraps]

So what you're saying is that the hombrew formula fails on your MacBook but works on Homebrew's test servers?

[iandrewt]

Sorta. It installs fine, runs fine, brew audit --strict --online neofetch passes and everything, but the test script (which Homebrew requires for submission) fails on my MacBook (never finishes) but works on Homebrew's test servers.

[iandrewt]

@dawidd6 yep, it'll be in Linuxbrew shortly after it gets accepted by Homebrew, and that'll happen automatically. Another Homebrew package I maintain (dropbox-uploader) was put in there without any intervention from me.

[dylanaraps]

Weird, does neofetch run fine on your system?

[iandrewt]

Yeah, runs fine, everything works. It's just the test script. If I run brew test --verbose neofetch it produces the correct output then just hangs without exiting. Without verbose it won't show output from the program, but that's expected behaviour.

I'll test it on my Hackintosh once I've finished setting that up this afternoon.

[15bitgames]

Also just letting you know, that the man page works wonderfully on the ebuild also.

[dylanaraps]

Awesome 👍

[konimex]

Some small update for Fedora and RHEL/CentOS packages.

Fedora's package will have these dependencies:

• xorg-xprop
• ImageMagick
• w3m-img

However, this is not the case in RHEL/CentOS packages because usually
they won't have Xorg at all.

[dylanaraps]

Done.

[ghost]

On Sat, Jul 01, 2017 at 07:13:17AM -0700, Dawid Dziurla wrote: Yes it's building but the package does not contain any files. You need to override dh_auto_install in rules

Touché. I had just merged tag 3.2.0 and assumed that due to having been posted in this thread, that change was already in-tree. Turns that isn't the case (3.2.0 announcement was already 1 week ago). In that case, #754 is not a very good fix, since the `$(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)` idiom in Makefiles in conjunction with the install target is a fairly standard way of writing Makefiles (even Suckless projects follow this practice), being covered by many automated build systems like debhelper. ```make # $PREFIX, $DESTDIR come from the environment when make is called as # such: make DESTDIR=$pkgdir PREFIX=/usr install PREFIX ?= /usr PREFIX = $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX) TARGETDIR = $(PREFIX)/bin DOCSDIR = $(PREFIX)/share/doc install: build install -Dm755 neofetch $(TARGETDIR)/neofetch install -Dm644 README $(TARGETDIR) ``` Well, it's not tragic.

[dawidd6]

@dylanaraps could you please add new entry to the table according to this:

https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch/wiki/Installation/84d82512905ba8f61ede42bb0df114910cd589a0#ubuntu-daily-builds

[dylanaraps]

Done!

[dawidd6]

Neofetch is now present in Alpine's official "testing" repository

alpinelinux/aports@d81d608

[konimex]

To all git/developers package maintainers:

First of all, My apologies because I personally implemented the install script 2 weeks ago and rolled it back, but you are now able to make use of the Makefiles again. Make sure to update your respective build/recipes.

For all packagers with prefixed systems (e.g. /usr/local), make sure to set your SYSCONFDIR accordingly.

Thanks.

[konimex]

The third-party COPR (Fedora/RHEL) for Neofetch now supports Mageia 6 and any newer version (cauldron).

[dylanaraps]

Neofetch 3.3.0 has been released.

[LER0ever]

Package updated for AOSC OS via bba4250

[iandrewt]

Homebrew PR submitted Homebrew/homebrew-core#18052

[konimex]

For all packagers with recipes replacing/substituting Makefile, make sure you have set it accordingly as we have added SYSCONFDIR as a flag, this will make sure Neofetch configures the default config file correctly.

[kees-closed]

Neofetch 3.3 just got pushed to Fedora stable: https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2017-b9c158f42a

[dylanaraps]

Neofetch 3.4.0 has been released.

[MingcongBai]

AOSC OS has been updated to 3.4.0.

[MingcongBai]

Requesting changing "AOSC" on the chart to "AOSC OS", AOSC is the name of our community (Anthon Open Source Community), while AOSC OS is our distribution project.

[konimex]

You can ask the repology team for that. We're not responsible for that.

[dylanaraps]

Neofetch 4.0.0 has been released.

[dylanaraps]

Neofetch 5.0.0 has been released.

[dawidd6]

Since neofetch is now contained in one file and Debian unstable package is updated really fast, i'm dropping support for Debian bintray repo. It will be available for some time yet, but will not receive updates.

Wiki updated.

[agraul]

Neofetch (5.0.0) is now in openSUSE Tumbleweed.

[AngryPenguinPL]

Neofetch 5.0.0 is available in x86, x86_64, znver1, aarch64 and ARMv7 for OpenMandriva Cooker (upcoming Lx4)

[kmunoz99]

the http://dylanaraps.com/repo repo doesn't work

[ghost]

neofetch is available in januslinux in "master" branch

[dylanaraps]

Neofetch 6.0.0 has been released.

Sorry for the confusion with the 3 releases today. The first was a misclick while I was writing the changelog and the second is from a tag issue.

[iwamatsu]

I just upload Neofetch 6.0.0 to debian/unstable.

[dylanaraps]

Neofetch 6.1.0 has been released.