archlinux-pkgbuild/system-packages

To package a DKMS kernel module for Arch Linux, you create a PKGBUILD that follows Arch packaging standards to ensure the module rebuilds automatically during kernel updates. This Skill provides templates and guidance for generating robust DKMS packages.

Creating a PKGBUILD for proprietary software involves defining the build environment and packaging the nonfree binaries according to Arch Linux standards. This Skill streamlines the process by providing specialized handling for proprietary and nonfree system components.

Yes, you can package 32-bit multilib libraries by configuring your PKGBUILD to target the multilib repository. This Skill supports creating Arch Linux packages specifically for 32-bit multilib libraries to ensure proper system integration.

Packaging split packages in Arch Linux involves defining a single PKGBUILD that generates multiple distinct packages from one source build. This Skill facilitates creating split packages while adhering to Arch Linux packaging best practices.

A PKGBUILD for an out-of-tree kernel module must include the proper build logic and kernel headers dependencies to compile against the running kernel. This Skill provides the necessary templates to package out-of-tree kernel modules effectively.

Packaging web applications as Arch Linux system packages requires special handling to correctly place web assets and configure system services. This Skill supports creating PKGBUILDs for web applications to ensure proper system integration.