is there a binary package for Arch linux?
I tried to pacman it and it is not showing up 
Can someone point me to a binary or sources that may compile?

Thank you!





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Jun 28 2017, Patrick.Pagano~ has written:

> is there a binary package for Arch linux?
Hey Patrick,
use pacman to install aurget and then use aurget to install csound. AUR
is the Arch User Repository and contains "unofficial" packages. That's
oversimplifying the matter, but it does the job. I run Csound 6.09 from
june 17 of this year.
...

Best wishes,

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AH thank you
I am old school redhat, ubuntu and debian so i am getting used to the
intricacies of arch

thanks!

Patrick



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i updated the repositories with 

pacman -Sy

but when i run pacman -S aurget 

no target found

am i missing something?




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Maybe pacman -Ss aurget ? (at least, on MSYS2, pacman -Ss is what I use)

On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 11:44 AM, Patrick.Pagano~  wrote:
> i updated the repositories with
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> pacman -Sy
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> but when i run pacman -S aurget
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> no target found
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> am i missing something?
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i tried that too, nothing shows up. i even imported a huge list of other
repos
i am at a loss now






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Jun 28 2017, Patrick.Pagano~ has written:
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> but when i run pacman -S aurget
>
> no target found
...
I seem to recall now that I didn't install aurget from pacman. Try
looking for sources. On the Archwiki there's also an article about how
to install packages from AUR. aurget is just a simple alternative, since
it's very similar to pacman, in the simple operations.

Best Wishes,

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hi Jeanette and thanks
i grabbed it from a repo and i can see csound now
but because i am root on an read-only /having to mount the drive i do not
have a regular user so i cannot 
run mkpkg -si as root 
so i am considering a user thing now 

The organelle is a read only linux machine running arch 32 
It runs pd really well and i am trying to run csoundapi~ on it

I tested everything on a raspi yesterday and found i could get a working
version with installing 
csound-deps, csound and pd-csound
tested with .CSDs and pd and it works well so i want to port it into the
organelle somewhat holistically 
unless there's a binary install i can drop in there :-) but that coudl get
messy






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> i grabbed it from a repo and i can see csound now
> but because i am root on an read-only /having to mount the drive i do not
> have a regular user so i cannot 
> run mkpkg -si as root 
> so i am considering a user thing now 

If you're already root, any commands you enter should run as root…unless
I'm missing something…?

> tested with .CSDs and pd and it works well so i want to port it into the
> organelle somewhat holistically 
> unless there's a binary install i can drop in there :-) but that coudl get
> messy

Since it's not an official package, you have to build it from source. I
can't quite tell if you're already using an AUR helper like Jeanette
suggested with aurget (I use yaourt but I think any of the ones listed
here should be fine: 
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/AUR_helpers#Build_and_search). That
will make the process much easier.

You can install the AUR helper of your choice by following the
instructions here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_User_Repository#Installing_packages.
After that you can use it to install csound; it should be easy.

As a side note, I strongly recommend not installing it by hand, at least
not system-wide—that can cause a lot of problems. However you go about
it, I think it's definitely best to use a PKGBUILD. If the supplied
PKGBUILD for csound doesn't work well with your environment in some way,
you can always modify it before starting the build process.

Good luck,
Zoë

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i got aurget to work
i created a user to be able to  makepkg -si 
it finds everything then dies on the keys 

this is what i call the linux rabbithole and i used to love it now mmmm, not
so much 

i had done a mirror install on a raspberry/debian

plucked everything from /usr/lib/cound
/usr/lib libcsound.x.x
/usr/bin stuff created by the install 

moved it all over and replaced it. 

csound6~.pd_linux works and the demo runs 

can someone point me to a good example of csound running in RT without a sco 
or how to set the .CSD so it runs in RT? please 
and effect or something, i have to dig up my instruments on a harddrive now
:-)

happy csounding!




 



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this is not a system wide user situation, i would normally have a devel build
and a working binary until i figured it out but with a closed system i just
need pd and csound to play nice and they do, the system rebooted and i just
need to test some sort of heavy processing CSD to test attrition/processing
draw

i would be grateful for an example. 

i have a ton of granular stuff 



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Thanks!
I have been stepping through them this weekend




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