Arch AUR Package Available

[AntoineGS]

I created an AUR package for this project, which creates a minimal installation with no modules enabled, with the needed systemd files to enable a user-level service.
Here is the link: package
Feedback is welcomed on how to improve the installation process!
@bkbilly if you would like to be a maintainer on that package let me know I will add you.
Also feel free to add it to the README as an installation method if you would like to make it an official method, though I am aware the recommended method is using the shell script as it is more user-friendly.

[bkbilly]

I don't have experience with Arch linux, but I would love to help maintain this repository.
I've created a new user under the username bkbilly with an the email [email protected].

If possible, I would prefer if the releases on this repository could automatically be sent to the Arch repository with a github action.
In case you have any idea on how to do it, I would love to implement something like that.

[AntoineGS]

I think I managed to add you!
I am also fairly green with Arch but I've added a few packages over the last few weeks so I am starting to get the hang of things.
You would need to add a public key on your user account profile on the site, then you would automate changing the version in PKGBUILD (the line "pkgver=2025.12.0") then commit and push.
This should be pretty straightforwards through GitHub actions.
Here is some documentation on the AUR process.
To check out the repo, you can clone this URL: ssh://[email protected]/python-lnxlink.git (it is important to use the ssh prefix and not https or pushing will not work).

[AntoineGS]

Oh and the sha256sum for the package will also need to be updated, the order of that list matches the items in the 'source=' line.

[bkbilly]

Thanks for adding me, I'll look into creating a github action for this.