Updating linux packages

[theRookieCoder]

I've made some changes to the linux builds. Firstly, all the builds now use musl so gcc-libs is no longer required as a dependency. I've also moved away from GTK, only XDG is used for the GUI backend (but it does still work on GNOME) which works on most DEs afaik. Also there are now arm builds for linux. I've also changed the names of the zip files in the releases. All maintainers of ferium's linux packages (@KyleUltimate @henryws @leo60228 @imsofi), please update your packages. As far as I know only bzip2 is a required runtime dependency for ferium now.

[soupglasses]

Already working under nixpkgs, NixOS/nixpkgs#194185

It seems really fast compared to last i used it. Does this new update come with speed improvements due to the musl change?

[theRookieCoder]

Interesting, I'm on a slow cellular connection at the moment so I wasn't sure. I've actually heard online that musl has less optimisations so it's much slower in benchmarks compared to GNU. It might also be caused by the Rust version.

[soupglasses]

Checking against 4.1.10, it seems like i simply didn't remember just how fast ferium is. 😅

[theRookieCoder]

Then it could also be your internet connection!

[theRookieCoder]

@KyleUltimate https://github.com/gorilla-devs/ferium/actions/runs/3173562611/jobs/5169317785
The AUR package completely broke and doesn't update anymore presumably because of the filename changes.

[JustSimplyKyle]

Hmm, since now you use musl, does musl the binary has to be installed?

[theRookieCoder]

Musl is an alternative to glibc and it's statically linked so that's not be necessary

[JustSimplyKyle]

Ok, now all binary sources has been updated!

[theRookieCoder]

Alright thank you!

[JustSimplyKyle]

Bonus, it now support aarch64!(only for binary packages)

[Elsie19]

I will update the pacstall package in a couple hours.

[Elsie19]

pacstall/pacstall-programs#1607