This is a personal repo of packages for Arch Linux. Some of these are forks wanting a merge, modifications of modified software, or in acouple of cases, packages I'm maintaining in AUR.
Most of these packages are for use in my radio studio for shows including Ask an Atheist with Sam Mulvey, Radio Tacoma KTAH-LP 101.9, and KTQA-LP.
There's also a game I'm kind of addicted to.
- JMPX FM encoder
- qmeu-android-x86 in AUR. A method for simply running Android-x86 in QEMU with virgl and whatnot.
- libwebsock A really easy websocket library for C.
- jack-webpeak my fork of
jack-peakwhich can output to a web socket. Requires the above package. - perfect-vga VGA fonts that I use in terminals that are useable, which as of 2020-08 does not include gnome-terminal or any modern VTE derived terminals.
- systemjack a scaffold for building audio systems in Arch Linux using JACK and systemd
- dumpload a basic web file dump
- rimworld -- the non-steam Rimworld package from AUR, with the ability to add Ideology and a simpler method of adding future DLCs
- xen -- see below
I originally started working on a Xen package for 4.13.1 and modern Arch because I needed a solution to keep working while others were working on upstreaming packages and (hopefully) getting Xen out of AUR and into the official repos, and I shared my work in the hopes of helping them out. It didn't work out that way, and I find myself managing the AUR package. I'm currently in the process of making the package fit for AUR and pushing the changes there.
- xen is the Xen package itself. The PKGBUILD is a kitbash of what's in AUR combined with FFY00's work, with some simplifications and things I've wanted added on. It creates
xenandxen-docspackages. - linux-pvh is a kernel installed on the dom0 for PVH. As of May 2020, PVH only supports direct kernel booting, and this kernel provides that. It is a vanilla kernel with modules and most drivers stripped out, the xenconfig defconfig applied, and stuff I used added directly to the kernel. It does not require an initramfs, and nothing needs to be installed on a PVH domU. Headers are compiled into the kernel for simplicty. To use it, set
kernel = "/usr/share/linux-lts-pvh/kernel"to your domU config. It is a temporary thing until Xen's EFI booting method arrives.