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We don't control that, I'm sure the Snapcrafters should maintain those packages for tldr. I see a snap from @luk3yx. Did you try it? If you don't like |
Try our python client which can be installed with pip as mentioned or for a compiled binary (https://github.com/marchersimon/tldr-cpp) |
It seems the only tldr package is I would definitely not recommend using a client which is nearly 4 years out of date without commits. |
I removed it from the wiki. Does this resolve your issue @olbrew? |
Yes it does. A better option would've been to fix the snap package but this closes the issue as well ;). |
Well, as @navarroaxel already said, we don't control that. We could however try to send a request to Snapcraft to re-add the package. |
Hrm, that's weird. I think we need someone experienced with packaging to help out here to sort out and maintain the various os-level tldr packages. Other package managers also have issues - I think we have an issue open about those too. |
I started a new thread at the Snapcraft forum to find out why it was removed. Creating snaps doesn't seem very complicated, but it has to be done on Ubuntu. |
This has been removed now, too. |
Yes, we are aware of it. Offtopic: Maintaining an official snap isn't hard, I will consult with a friend who is experienced with snaps regarding this and get back. If we are creating one it would probably be for our Python client. |
An Update on this, with the help of my friend, I have recreated the Snap package for tldr now based on the Python client instead of the old one which was based on the Node client. You can install it with the following command: sudo snap install tldr Note: For the time being, there isn't support for tab completion and man page support in the Snap package we are planning to add it in future.
Builds on push are now done automatically at https://snapcraft.io/tldr/builds (Let me know your Snapcraft account if you guys need access to the listing), I am planning to add a workflow to |
Not-so-Fun fact: That thread 404s and isn't in the Internet Archive. (I also did like a minute of precision quacking and wasn't able to find it) ...email logs anyone? |
Yeah, I can't find any reference to it in both the Google Cache or the Wayback machine. Which is interesting. |
I love tldr and would like to install it to some smaller servers without having to install the whole NPM client or some other language’s package manager.
I saw there was a Snap package available on the Clients page but it it seems to be gone now:
The Snap page also gives a 404.
I prefer installing packages this way, since it mostly doesn’t need additional programs to be installed and Snap is now available on a lot of Linux distro’s. Could the package be reinstated?
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