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Stowpkg: ports system based on GNU Stow
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A non-conflicting Unix package manager built atop GNU Stow.
Features
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* Non-conflicting with any other package management in use (distro-spefic, npm, pip, etc).
* Multi-target support: you can keep may isolated and independent software trees.
* Multi-distro support: works for any GNU/Linux and possible any BSD-variant.
* Repository signature verification using GnuPG and signed git commits.
* Small enough so everybody can learn how a package manager works.
Coming features
---------------
* Automatic patch application.
* Source code verification using multiple methods (commit hash, checksums, OpenPGP).
Installation
------------
On a Debian-like system:
sudo apt install stow build-essential
Usage
-----
stowpkg search # list packages available on ports
stowpkg install <package> # install packages from source
Coming usage
------------
stowpkg list # list packages installed
stowpkg remove <package> # remove packages
stowpkg purge <package> # purge packages
stowpkg update # update ports repository
stowpkg upgrade [package] # upgrade packages
stowpkg upstream <package> # check packages versions at upstream
stowpkg build # simple package builder (./configure && make && make install)
Running installed applications
------------------------------
Make sure to include stowpkg package tree into your `PATH`, `MANPATH`, `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`, etc.
Params
------
Passe using environment variables:
* `BASE`: defaults `<stowpkg-repo>/tree/<architecture>`, but can be configured to anything like
`/usr/local` with corresponding packages installed `/usr/local/stowpkg`.
Configuration
-------------
Use `~/.config/stowpkg` do put any default parameters.
Ports layout
------------
Check the repo for examples :)
Repository layout
-----------------
Starting from `$BASE` (like `/usr/local`) we have:
{bin,lib,man,share,etc,src}: usual Unix paths
stow
package_name-VERSION
Further development
-------------------
* Per-architecture binary package support using git-annex and GnuPG signatures, including:
stowpkg pack <package> # pack an installed package
stowpkg fetch <package> # fetch package from the repo
What is does
------------
If you want to do it manually:
sudo apt install <luakit-depencies>
git clone https://github.com/luakit/luakit
cd luakit
make PREFIX=/usr/local/stow/luakit
sudo make PREFIX=/usr/local/stow/luakit install
cd /usr/local/stow/
sudo stow luakit
References
----------
* [GNU Stow Docs](http://www.gnu.org/software/stow/manual/html_node/index.html).
* [Using GNU Stow to manage source installs](http://blog.danieroux.com/2005/08/07/using-gnu-stow-to-manage-source-installs/).
* [Get rid of stowaway packages with GNU Stow](https://www.linux.com/news/get-rid-stowaway-packages-gnu-stow).
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