Flatpak manifest builds the crates/ workspace with rust-stable+llvm20
(node SDK and the intltool/libdbusmenu/ayatana chain removed). Root
snapcraft.yaml becomes a from-source Slint recipe (core24, rustup,
MIN memory tier) mirroring packaging/snap-slint runtime sections.
AUR/arch/gentoo swap webkit/gtk/appindicator runtime deps for the
measured Slint set and the source builders compile crates/ directly.
flake.nix: cargoRoot crates, no npm hooks, dlopen runtime libs wrapped.
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- Remove aur-source and aur-git PKGBUILDs (non-functional, unmaintained)
- Only qbz-bin (prebuilt binary) is maintained on AUR
- Update maintainer email in aur/PKGBUILD
- Add check_alsa_utils_installed and get_linux_distro Tauri commands
- Detect Linux distribution from /etc/os-release
- Show appropriate package manager command for each distro
- Add (?) help icon next to ALSA Direct device dropdown in Settings
- Modal explains why alsa-utils is needed for bit-perfect detection
- Updated PKGBUILDs to list alsa-utils as optdepend
- Update PKGBUILD to support both x86_64 and aarch64 architectures
- Use architecture-specific sources and checksums
- Update AUR workflow to download and checksum both tarballs
- Add smart wait logic for both release assets (max 10 minutes)
- Homologize workflow naming for consistency
- Package function now detects architecture and uses correct tarball
AUR users on ARM64 devices (Raspberry Pi, etc.) can now install qbz-bin.
AUR (Arch Linux):
- Added to optdepends: 'alsa-utils: Better ALSA device names and descriptions'
- Users get notification to install, but not required
Flatpak:
- Included alsa-utils module in bundle (builds from source)
- Version 1.2.12 from alsa-project.org
- Sandboxed environment can now execute aplay -L internally
- Disabled alsamixer and xmlto (not needed, reduces size)
- Users get real device descriptions automatically
Snap (future - not yet implemented):
- Created snapcraft.yaml template
- stage-packages includes alsa-utils
- Will be bundled when Snap support is implemented
AppImage (future - not yet implemented):
- Created README.md documenting dependencies
- AppImage uses host system commands (aplay from host)
- Users need to install alsa-utils on their system
- Fallback to CPAL works if not installed
Summary by format:
- .deb/.rpm: Recommends alsa-utils (auto-installed, can be removed)
- AUR: optdepends (user notified, optional)
- Flatpak: Bundled (always available)
- Snap: Will be bundled (future)
- AppImage: Host dependency (user installs)