Good day,
I've been installing Nim from source lately and was wondering if I could add it as part of the base system by adding it to the proper /bin folder (/bin, /usr/bin, /sbin, /usr/sbin... whatever]. So my question is, from the source installed Nim, would it be enough to move all files from the "../nim/bin" folder to the system's /bin? or, are there any other steps needed to be taken? So it ends up globally available.
Well, actually a better option would be including the package, but that is not always up to date.
In fact, I moved from fedora to Arch for the purpose of this project, and recently the Nim package in Arch has been updated to latest. Though I still build from source.
The idea here is to set a "default" OS with the needed software to be replicated as is in different devices.
Thanks in advance for any hint on this topic.
Regards, Noxnivi
Thanks. Will do check that!
Didn´t think about it....
Again, thanks a lot. Regards, noxnivi
Good day,
Yes, sometimes the obvious path is the last to think of. Checking the pkgbuild by Arch community clarifies the question.
Thus, this could be marked as [solved].
Thanks again @SolitueSF.
Regards, noxnivi