Many Go tools have fairly generic names. Aren't you afraid of a (possibly
future)
naming conflicts by placing them all in /usr/bin/?
--
Pierre Neidhardt
Sources have to be fetched online at some point anyways. If Internet goes out
after you've fetched the sources, then you can still build the packages.
Regarding user packages: it is not a good idea to use them in PKGBUILDs for
several reasons, first one being that the user is free to change the so
On 17-03-09 00:13:59, Iru Cai via arch-general wrote:
> Go programs are compiled to a single binary that do not link
> to other go libraries, so they doesn't depend on other go packages.
You answered your question here, haven't you?
> I'm also confused when I see node.js packages. I see many of t
Hi,
Same issue here: For the last few weeks I got plenty of e-mails from the Arch
MLs sent to spam.
Since I've tweaked Gmail's filters it seems to be OK now.
On 16-06-08 14:49:14, Syrone Wong via arch-general wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You can add a filter in gmail, set
> `list:"arch-general@archlinux.or
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