# aptsys
software repository for GNU/Linux distributions using the `apt` family of package managers

You can add this repository to Debian-based systems, like Ubuntu for example; and Debian's family of neverending forks.

Additionaly, support for Devuan (claims to not use systemd) is untested, but it should work fine.

## installation
```sh
echo "deb [arch=amd64] https://files.loafly.my.to/rstuffcd/projects/pkrepo/aptsys stable main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/example.list
```
To index the repo's packages, run `sudo apt update --allow-insecure-repositories`

`--allow-insecure-repositories` is currently a necessity when using this repo as I cannot figure out how to properly sign it, plus it would just be a huge waste of time to frequently re-sign it everytime I push a package on the repo

Additionaly, when installing the packages from this repo, you also need to pass `--allow-unauthenticated` on it; i.e. `sudo apt install pkghwtest --allow-unauthenticated`.

If you have distrust with my packages, **read through their sources at the [crepo](/rstuffcd/projects/crepo/) folder**, except for [neofetch](https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch).
## Package List
```
pkghwtest
⎿ Compiled rust binary, returns Hello, world! when ran.

neofetch
⎿ Redistribution of neofetch because clearly it's better than fastfetch. .deb package is unmodified, so this will not appear as the description when running apt info
```

## Upcoming Packages
```
kyump
⎿ shitty lightweight Qt music player

kirkwp
⎿ High quality wallpaper of Charlie Kirk, for no reason, is installed system-level (/usr/share/wallpapers)
```