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@applebloom I spotted a new PR and decided to test it out. So far it seems to work just fine, so here's a gist in case you'd like to try it out and perhaps incorporate it into the next version of this package: https://gist.github.com/bkuri/eb706596817787692fc38b32f5331efe

@slightlyfaulty Well that might be the culprit. Yay, another AUR helper that I'm using, correctly asks me to install xorgproto when a package requires inputproto and I don't have xorgproto (I tested it on another package that requires inputproto, libx11-git). A package manager, whether it's pacman or some AUR helper should look for packages providing a name when resolving a dependency, and not only packages with the exact name (and ideally, when multiple packages provide a name, it should allow you to pick which one you want).

@applebloom Could be. I'm using pamac and just get:

Checking easystroke-git dependencies...
Resolving dependencies...
Warning: cannot resolve "inputproto", a dependency of "easystroke-git"
Error: Failed to prepare transaction:
could not satisfy dependencies:
unable to satisfy dependency 'inputproto' required by easystroke-git

Works great after the update.

Hmm. Since xorgproto provides inputproto, it should work. I tested and makepkg builds it fine. Perhaps it's an issue with your AUR helper? Anyway, I've changed the dependency list regardless.

@slightlyfaulty Thanks, I'll fix it later.

I had to change inputproto dependency to xorgproto to get this working. But this still seems to work better than the community package (doesn't create a million zombie processes). Thank you!

@coderobe Done, thanks.

The PKGBUILD is missing git as makedep as it is using sources pulled via git

Works fine, thanks. :)