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- Jorgicio Custom Overlay
Made with love by Jorge Pizarro Callejas, a.k.a. Jorgicio.
First, install Layman from the official Portage tree. Must use the use-flag USE="git" at the moment of installation.
emerge layman
Then, in the section "overlays" in the /etc/layman/layman.cfg, add the following URL:
https://raw.github.com/jorgicio/jorgicio-gentoo/master/jorgicio-repo.xml
That's not needed anymore!!! Now this overlay is added to the official list. Check it here.
And then, run the following command:
layman -f -a jorgicio
And you're done.
If you want to refresh the overlay (and all another overlays), just type:
layman -S
That's all, folks!
Eselect-repository is a new Eselect module intended to manage repositories. It superseed the need for Layman to list, configure, and handle synchronizations of alternate repositories (except some ones like mercurial, bazaar, and g-sorcery). It can handle the repos list in /etc/portage/repos.conf
First, install the eselect-repository
package from Portage:
emerge eselect-repository
Then, enable the repo:
eselect repository enable jorgicio
After that, use emaint
(already included in Portage) to sync the repo and its files:
emaint sync -r jorgicio
Now you're ready to use this repo. More information about this method, you can find it in the link above.
All pull requests are welcomed to this repo, but if you do it, please use the Gentoo Git Commit Message Format. Thank you!
If you don't have a Github account, you can email me but ONLY with the tag [Gentoo Overlay] (as you can see it, with brackets and respecting capital letters). Any mail sent without that, can't be read, because is too annoying searching emails when one has a lot of them. With that tag, I can filter it easily, so I can read those emails.
Thanks in advance.
For all MATE lovers, there's another overlay to use latter versions of that desktop environment because Gentoo portage version is pretty old. You can check it here, instructions included.
Thanks.
That information is not needed anymore. MATE packages are already available on the official Portage tree, so I won't maintain that repo anymore.
Thanks for the support!
I just created another overlay called magick6-compat, which helps to get rid with the problem of compatibility between both versions of ImageMagick (6.x and 7.x). Feel free to send suggestions, PRs and stuff.
If you have any issue related with mmx at compilation time, you should add this to your /etc/portage/package.use
:
media-tv/xawtv -cpu_flags_x86_mmx
For some strange reason, despite being added in the package.use.mask file, it's still active, so you should disable it manually in the meantime.