When using yaourt, run 'yaourt -S shadowgrounds-survivor'; when it prompts to review the PKGBUILD, copy the download to that temp directory; and then continue the build process like normal. Everything should work if you copy the download after yaourt has been run and already started processing the package, but before it starts building.

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Yeah, yaourt works that way. It clears out the build folder when it starts messing with a package. You make find it easier to use makepkg directly. When using yaourt, run 'yaourt -S shadowgrounds-survivor'; when it prompts to review the PKGBUILD, copy the download to that temp directory; and then continue the build process like normal. Everything should work if you copy the download after yaourt has been run and already started processing the package, but before it starts building.adoa commented on.

Minecraft education edition apk. PostBlue: Huh, it broke without it. I need lib32-gtk-engines (for clearlooks) for things to look pretty, but the window still comes up and is usable without it. It spewed this warning several times, but still functioned fully:(shadowgrounds-launcher:25761): Gtk-WARNING.: Unable to locate theme engine in modulepath: 'clearlooks',If it was a pain to figure out what was going wrong, I could add an install message for 64 bit installs that suggests making sure your GTK+2 theme has its lib32 variant installed.