I thought github did this automatically, but it doesn't. Hopefully adding two spaces to the end of lines will force github to make a newline like reddit.
Also fixed youtube link.
To be honest, I'm not entirely sure if I like this change. It adds redundant spaces, and kinda looks weird.
Up to you to merge this or not - I recommend thinking about it and comparing the two before you decide.
```Building cathook
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/depre/cathook'
bash: update-menu: No such file or directory```
update-menu was renamed to update-data recently.
The current installation script requires 3 user interactions:
1. Password for sudo
2. base-devel "select packages"
3. gcc in conflict with gcc-mutilibs.
Fix for 1 could be to use yaourt instead.
Fix for 2 would be to manually install the packages inside the group - but which ones are quired for cathook compilation?
Fix for 3 is to use --noconfirm.
On second thought, would base-devel even be required? It's basically the first thing ever installed on arch machines. And the conflic with gcc and gcc-multilibs is because base-devel installs gcc.
Removing base-devel would fix 2.
After testing the script, using --noconfirm to fix 3 auto-no's. But, using "yes | " before the script auto-yes's.
tl;dr Removed base-devel from installation, since it's more than likely already installed. Auto-confirm for gcc-multilib in case in conflict with gcc.
TODO: Install base-devel anyway, maybe we can use the same method for gcc-mutlilib auto-confirm to select all in base-devel? Will require more testing. "echo 1-25 ^10 | sudo pacman -S base-devel gdb gdb-common glew1.10 lib32-glew1.10 --noconfirm"
Before: gcc6 is installed, then script updates to gcc7.
Now: other dependencies are installed first, then gcc6 downgrade. In no way should the script install gcc7 now.
