Sorry for the delayed answer, work kept me more busy than I thought.

Thanks a lot!

Carry out requested revisions

@xulongwu4
Looks good to me. Thanks.

You need to do that when using source $FZF_KEYBINDING_FILE from the snippet as well (I just tested it) or add

function fish_user_key_bindings
	fzf_key_bindings
end

to the fish config, which I believe is the recommended way to create user keybinds.

In T8326#159195, @DataDrake wrote:

In T8326#159194, @DonHugo wrote:

@xulongwu4 I think you should use Fish's autoloading mechanism to load the keybindings as it will not increase start up time.

Huh? Autoloading is for functions, not for sourcing config files.

@xulongwu4 I think you should use Fish's autoloading mechanism to load the keybindings as it will not increase start up time.

Thanks!

If you don't want to enable that functionality, wouldn't it make sense to inform the user about the about it and tell them where to find the necessary files? Or create a fzf-keybinds package?

Last release is from 9th of August and last commit 13 days ago. It looks like someone is taking care of it.
It build and works nicely with this package.yml.

I hope it is fine if make two comments here:

@DataDrake
Thanks for your corrections. I followed the wiki but received "Profile is not installed: Did you forget to init?". Thats why I chose ypkg for building. Using init -p unstable-x86_64 as shown in the video works.

Ups, I'll blame the clock. Thought that because of the .patch file the "Patch Submission" tag is correct....

My bad, forgot to include that. File is updated.

Maybe someone can help me. I've also created this thread: https://solus-project.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2741

I hope this works:

Okay, I hope I did everything in order. Here is the requested file:

I created a package.yml based on the AUR https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/backintime/
It build fine, however it appears to be necessary to use cronie (or maybe also fcron, etc. I did not try that). Dcron does not work for whatever reason. I could only find people stating that they switched to cronie. With this, everything appears to work. Only the icons appear to be a little bit too large.
If you want to try, install cronie first and start/enable cronie.service

Thanks again for your help!
I included your suggestions and removed the dependency and the licence.
The links are created within the lib64 directory and appear in the package and after install.
However, I am currently just trying to re-create packages I would need for Solus to be my main OS. But I don't know much about packaging so I try to adapt the PKGBUILDs from Arch. I guess the links are there for compatibility reasons, but I don't know if they are truly necessary.
If that is fine for you, I will try to set up Git and provide the files.

Thanks a lot, that did the trick plus changing "/usr/lib" to "usr/lib64".
The package installs fine and provides the library (tested with RStudio, trying to install the udunits2 package without (fail) and with the package (works)).

Okay, this is my first try to build a package, maybe I am not the only one using it. I used solbuild, following your wiki and tried to build it. I attached the package.yml file, it seems to work by using the command

ypkg package.yml

However, not sure if I made some newbie mistakes, etc. Furthermore, I tried to orient myself at the AUR package https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/udunits/ The PKGBUILD format seems very similar, however I am not sure if the additional lines in the AUR package are necessary/required

As soon as you want to create/use more advanced graphics and methods you need to use R packages like ggplot2 and thus compile them before. system.devel is probably overkill, but as gcc and gcc-fortran are installed along the RStudio package, make should be as well. And maybe also the R base package itself for a little bit more convenience.

Sorry, just found the former topics. Can be deleted.