New package: better-control-6.11.2

[fccapria]

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[fccapria]

Before merging:
Some packages like NetworkManager or bluez are needed to access the services offered in the software but they are not direct dependencies (the program still works making the functions accessible for the installed dependencies)
How can I suggest, after installing the package, the dependencies for the correct functioning?

[biopsin]

There is INSTALL.msg but not shure how well it will be recieved.

[xavierfortier1]

@fccapria First of all, thank you for this package, this app looks great! Unfortunately I can't answer your question, as I actually have the same one, sorry.

However, I think it would be a good idea to remove the betterctl script which is installed using the Makefile. This package handles updates and uninstallation, so I don't think the script is needed. Other people could give their opinion on this.

Personally, I did it with:

post_install() {
    rm "${DESTDIR}/usr/bin/betterctl"
}

Let me know what you think!

[fccapria]

There is INSTALL.msg but not shure how well it will be recieved.

Thank you, that's what I was looking for! Only the manual explicitly says to use these messages in case of "breaking changes" or similar. Now I'll evaluate, thanks for the suggestion.

[fccapria]

post_install() {
    rm "${DESTDIR}/usr/bin/betterctl"
}

@xavierfortier1 Thank you, I appreciate that you like this package! I'm trying to include it on void because it's a project that seems very interesting and I don't think there is a package like that based on gtk. Anyway, thank you for the suggestion, you are absolutely right! Tomorrow, more calmly I'll integrate the code to the TEMPLATE and add you as a co-author of the commit.

[xavierfortier1]

@fccapria Happy to help! It's not necessary to add me as a co-author. You get all the credits for that 😄

[fccapria]

@xavierfortier1 just added the lines that you suggested! :)