Linux packaging: AUR package; Flathub spike
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Originally created by: kristofferR
Linux users get .deb/.rpm/AppImage plus the Homebrew tap, but no AUR or Flathub presence — the two places Linux users actually look. AUR is trivial (a PKGBUILD over the released .deb). Flathub would turn the 90 MB AppImage into a few MB against a shared runtime, directly serving the "small by design" pitch — but Tauri-on-Flatpak has WebKitGTK runtime-version friction, so treat it as a spike, not a commitment.
Originally posted by: kristofferR
AUR shipped in [#149]. The
carrierpackage repackages the released.deb(x86_64 + aarch64) so Arch users get the system-WebKitGTK build instead of the 90 MB AppImage, and the release workflow auto-publishes the PKGBUILD +.SRCINFOon every tag:The Flathub half stays a spike (WebKitGTK-on-Flatpak runtime friction is unresolved) — tracking it under the parent epic [#135] rather than blocking this. Closing as the AUR deliverable is live.
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#149Ticket changed by: kristofferR