Most of the software here is stuff that won't get accepted upstream in the official void-packages repository for whatever reason. I try to contribute there for everyone whenever possible, so this repo is essentially a collection of software that I use but that I do not want to download the Flatpak/Nix versions of.

How these packages are built

Every package here is built with xbps-src from the official void-linux/void-packages repository, using exactly the templates you can find in the srcpkgs/ directory of this repo. If you want to audit or build them yourself, clone the official repo, drop the templates in, and compile.

Architectures

I only run x86_64 on my own machines, so I can only personally confirm that the x86_64 packages work. Other architectures are built with the same templates and are expected to work, but I cannot test them myself. Let me know if changes should be made for them to work on other architectures.

Packages

Package	x86_64	aarch64	Description
`twintaillauncher`	✅	✅	Multi-platform launcher for anime-styled games.

Repository key

Before installing anything, you'll need to import the repository's public key to verify the signed packages.

Fingerprint:

d1:5d:03:26:b5:78:50:42:9f:45:e6:ae:0f:f2:f6:0f

The public key is available at keys/public.pem in this repository. When you add the repository and run xbps-install -S for the first time, xbps will ask you to verify and import the key. Confirm the fingerprint matches the one above before accepting.

Adding my repo to your Void Linux

Before you start, make sure this repository has packages available for your architecture (you can check your architecture with xbps-uhelper arch). If it doesn't, xbps-install -S will fail to fetch the repository metadata and you'll be left with a useless config file in /etc/xbps.d. Check the Packages table above to see what's available.

echo 'repository=https://git.erisu.de/Erisu/erisus-void-packages/raw/branch/master/${xbps-uhelper arch}' | doas tee /etc/xbps.d/10-erisus-repo.conf
doas xbps-install -S
doas xbps-install -S <package_name>