Hi @muflone,
Thank you for your reply.
There was an argument for having these packages for tracking system library
dependencies and aiding their installation. But for that purpose, a meta
package is better, one which does not itself provide the target runtime/sdk.
>A workaround exists using pa
Hi
No one forces anyone to install Android IDE's and Android SDK's / platform
tools into the system. They can live happily inside the user's home folder as
well. In that case, the user is not using pacman to manage those installations.
There are many packages in AUR requiring android-platfo
In re to my remark,
>I don't know why this one would be particularly useful.
Having a dummy package installed defeats the purpose of using a package manager.
If a package requires another package, there's a good reason for it, and both
should be installed in the system for them to work.
No one
