Sorry to all early adopters for the confusion with my very strict and hard cut #Luanti
package for #Arch
in the #AUR (see here for the pkgbase).
But I think it’s all settled now and the naming convention is matched and the compiling options are okay and the #PKGBUILD is free from errors (famous last words
)
So if you’re an Arch Linux user and want a “clean” and most recent release version Luanti package, maybe try mine. It tries the best to get rid of the old name and exclusively use “Luanti”.
As a “normal end-user” not hosting a server and not caring too much about having development documentation available offline, you just need two of the four split packages (luanti-modern-client
and luanti-modern-common
) to run a Luanti client.
The shared directories, etc. are all adapted, the only thing that currently seems not to be changeable are the user-specific directories/files like ~/.minetest
or ~/.minetest/minetest.conf
(I wasn’t able to find a compiling option changing this.)
By default, #SDL2 is enabled, so the client runs natively on #Wayland
setups. Just check the PKGBUILD before creating the packages, there is an option for that to change this.