Getting started
Introduction
What UniversalRepository is and which distributions it supports.
UniversalRepository (URepo) maintains native packages for several Linux distributions in one unified system.
Build definitions, package templates and source patches for every package live in the packages repository. Built and signed binary packages are published on SourceForge.
Currently only x86_64 targets are supported.
Supported distributions
| Distribution | Path | Format | Build tool | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arch Linux | arch/pkgs |
PKGBUILD |
makepkg |
Supported |
| Void Linux (glibc) | void/srcpkgs |
template |
xbps-src |
Supported |
| Fedora / openSUSE | rpm/specs |
SPEC |
rpmbuild |
In progress |
| Chimera Linux | chimera/main, chimera/user |
template.py |
cbuild |
In progress |
Where to go next
- To use the repository, follow the install guide for your distribution: Arch Linux or Void Linux.
- To build a package yourself, see Building natively or Building in a container.
- To help out, read Contributing.