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Add Linux packaging instructions to build (#1126)

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@ -35,6 +35,19 @@ Arch:
sudo pacman -S zip zig sudo pacman -S zip zig
``` ```
##### For packaging
For packaging, the following additional packages are required:
- `fpm` — If you're on x64 you can skip this. If you're on ARM64, install fpm via [Gem](https://rubygems.org/gems/fpm)
- `rpm` — If you're not on Fedora, install RPM via your package manager.
- `snapd` — If your distro doesn't already include it, [install `snapd`](https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snapd)
- `lxd` — [Installation instructions](https://canonical.com/lxd/install)
- `snapcraft` — Run `sudo snap install snapcraft --classic`
- `libarchive-tools` — Install via your package manager
- `libopenjp2-tools` — Install via your package manager
- `squashfs-tools` — Install via your package manager
#### Windows #### Windows
You will need the GNU build toolchain installed in order for Go to work on Windows. In most cases, this requires installing MinGW-w64. You will need the GNU build toolchain installed in order for Go to work on Windows. In most cases, this requires installing MinGW-w64.
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task package task package
``` ```
If you're on Linux ARM64, run the following:
```sh
USE_SYSTEM_FPM=1 task package
```
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