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Void Community Repository

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An unofficial, community-driven package repository for Void Linux.

Hosts packages that might not meet the strict guidelines of the official repos, including patched versions, experimental software, and/or custom configs.

Supported architectures: x86_64 and x86_64-musl.

Note: This repo was recently migrated from GitHub. Things should be stable now, but if you find problems, please open an issue.

Installation

1. Add the repository

echo "repository=https://repo.voiders.workers.dev/x86_64" | sudo tee /etc/xbps.d/20-voiders.conf

Or append -musl to the url if needed:

echo "repository=https://repo.voiders.workers.dev/x86_64-musl" | sudo tee /etc/xbps.d/20-voiders.conf

2. Sync and import the key

sudo xbps-install -S

XBPS will ask to import our RSA key. Confirm the fingerprint:

Signed by: Voiders <voiders@freesoftware.se>
Fingerprint: d1:b9:14:33:47:8f:76:93:d5:e4:c7:3c:53:13:d8:2e

3. Install packages

sudo xbps-install <pkgname>

List all packages:

x86_64: xbps-query -i -M --repository https://repo.voiders.workers.dev/x86_64 -s ''
x86_64-musl: xbps-query -i -M --repository https://repo.voiders.workers.dev/x86_64-musl -s ''

Building locally

If you want to test or build a template yourself:

git clone https://codeberg.org/voiders-community/packages.git
cd packages
./build.sh --distdir ~/void-packages <pkgname>

This script copies the templates from srcpkgs/ into a local void-packages clone and runs xbps-src for you. It's meant for contributors, not for the actual repo CI.

How the repo is built

Packages are built and signed automatically on a bare metal Void server. The entire pipeline can be found in a separate repo:

voiders-community/infrastructure

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md


Not affiliated with the official Void Linux project.