Add scripts/setup-archlinux.sh similar to setup-ubuntu.sh #1098
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Heh, nice, I've been building on an Arch VPS and just submitted a couple PRs this month. The I'm sure this will be useful for others on Arch, I just install packages as and when I need them. |
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The other day when tinkering with pulseaudio as per the #821 I wanted to build it my-self. I am not very much into docker, and I am running arch linux rather than ubuntu so partially just for fun and partially because I wanted to build pulseaudio I have taken setup-ubuntu.sh and turned it into setup-archlinux.sh .
Perhaps there are more crazy guys out there who might find this usefull.
I took building more packages for a test drive not just pulseaudio, for example openssl and mariadb build fine on arch linux as host OS after running both the setup scripts setup-archlinux.sh followed by the setup-android-sdk.sh .
I might hopefully revisit #104 in the foreseeable future.