[FEATURE] make releases with the plugins about mov-cli HOT 10 CLOSED

Yeah sorry about that. I assume you're using releases for packaging. I'm usually late with releases but soon I'll update them and keep them up to date.

@r3tr0ananas also when you release a pypi release for plugins remember to also do a GitHub one.

You can leave the mov-cli GitHub releases to me.

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@r3tr0ananas also when you release a pypi release for plugins remember to also do a GitHub one.

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I'm not packaging for a distro. It's for the mpr (like the AUR but for deb packages).

https://mpr.makedeb.org/packages/mov-cli

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A github release has been pushed everything. I don't know how the debian packages work. Typically on arch, python packages are packaged in a way it just grabs the source files from the github releases page.

So as long as that is updated, releases will pull in. Idk what is the case with the debian packages as we aren't the one's packaging them.

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I mean, i'm not part of the official distro, i'm just a user making packages for the equivalent of a AUR for debian.

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I mean, i'm not part of the official distro, i'm just a user making packages for the equivalent of a AUR for debian.

So you are making the packages on the mpr, as I understand correctly?

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This is a big cultural difference with windows. I'm assuming you are windows guys.

a Linux distro has basically an official "app store" called repository, with open source software packaged by the maintainers of the distro it self. This doesn't exist in windows. The equivalent would be for microsoft it self to package a bunch of software for windows. From python, gcc and the kernel to chromium and firefox.... And all that is managed by a package manager keeping track of what's installed, the dependencies and keep stuff compatible, that too doesn't exist in windows. In linux you can upgrade everything with one command, from the kernel to soduku. Instead of every software having it's own way to upgrade it self. It's a disgrace that microsoft didn't copied this system.

Additional to the official "appstore" there are also user generated packages/repositories by random people on the internet. I'm just a random person on the internet that packaged mov-cli.

Long story short, package management in linux is extremely good, and linux users are totally addicted to it. And this is why i rather package mov-cli rather then use pip.

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This is a big cultural difference with windows. I'm assuming you are windows guys.

a Linux distro has basically an official "app store" called repository, with open source software packaged by the maintainers of the distro it self. This doesn't exist in windows. The equivalent would be for microsoft it self to package a bunch of software for windows. From python, gcc and the kernel to chromium and firefox.... And all that is managed by a package manager keeping track of what's installed, the dependencies and keep stuff compatible, that too doesn't exist in windows. In linux you can upgrade everything with one command, from the kernel to soduku. Instead of every software having it's own way to upgrade it self. It's a disgrace that microsoft didn't copied this system.

Additional to the official "appstore" there are also user generated packages/repositories by random people on the internet. I'm just a random person on the internet that packaged mov-cli.

Long story short, package management in linux is extremely good, and linux users are totally addicted to it. And this is why i rather package mov-cli rather then use pip.

i use arch btw :3

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This is a big cultural difference with windows. I'm assuming you are windows guys.

a Linux distro has basically an official "app store" called repository, with open source software packaged by the maintainers of the distro it self. This doesn't exist in windows. The equivalent would be for microsoft it self to package a bunch of software for windows. From python, gcc and the kernel to chromium and firefox.... And all that is managed by a package manager keeping track of what's installed, the dependencies and keep stuff compatible, that too doesn't exist in windows. In linux you can upgrade everything with one command, from the kernel to soduku. Instead of every software having it's own way to upgrade it self. It's a disgrace that microsoft didn't copied this system.

Additional to the official "appstore" there are also user generated packages/repositories by random people on the internet. I'm just a random person on the internet that packaged mov-cli.

Long story short, package management in linux is extremely good, and linux users are totally addicted to it. And this is why i rather package mov-cli rather then use pip.

Yeah we are aware of this. I am actually working on an Arch package as we speak. We just currently recommend pipx to users as we know it 100% works and is available to all distros. More official distro packages will make way in the future. 👍

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lol... then... mpr is like the AUR.

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