AURlizer

By Giorgio Gilestro Last update Nov 1, 2009 — Installed 264 times.

Using it in Chrome

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Matthew Bauer Scriptwright
ChromeX11

I was able to get it to work in Chrome by instead adding this to work in Chrome by adding this to my xdg-open open_generic() function:

if echo "$1" | grep -q '^aur://'
then
$TERMINAL -e "/usr/bin/yaourt -S $(echo $1 | sed 's|aur://\(.*\)/|\1|')"
fi

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