Not an issue, just some information.

[evertvorster]

This package now exists in Arch:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/wine-nvidia-libs-bin

pkgdesc="SveSop's NVIDIA CUDA/NVENC/OptiX Wine modules (binary release, fakedll layout)"

You can add this to the README.md, if you want.

[evertvorster]

I have updated it to install the full package.
If you build it, it will be in there. :)

[SveSop]

I will add a note on the README.
Since i don't really have used Arch for anything but some minor docker usage, i am a bit unsure what it would take to install and use the package?
If i were a "fresh" arch user, would i run? What? "pacman -Si nvidia-libs"? Do i edit a custom file? How does it work.. (Assuming AUR works somewhat similar to how PPA work for ubuntu in some way?)

[evertvorster]

Arch users are expected to know how to access software in the AUR.

For most users, the easiest option is to install an AUR helper like paru or yay, and then you can install the package with

yay -S wine-nvidia-libs-bin

[SveSop]

Oki.. i suppose. So, if i hint on the README that:

For ARCHLINUX users, a package is available in AUR named "wine-nvidia-libs-bin"

Then that is good enough? And those using this can get usage tips from AUR on how to actually use that package with wine? Just asking, because i am completely uninterested in providing a ubuntu system package for this usage, as that opens up a wormhole of usage level questions + upkeep and whatnot.. but i suppose that part is a lot easier for Arch, since most packages possibly is "compile when download" or somecrap?

The best approach for ME - since i know zero about arch - is if YOU make a PR to the README with relevant information, and i can include that. I would rather do that, than just making some arbitrary text to the README that i dont really know how i should word 😄