Projects tagged ‘emerge’ and ‘gentoo’

The devnull ebuild repository is a overlay for Gentoo Linux. It is maintained by billl, nico, i92guboj, dodo1122 and tuqs. It includes several ebuilds, the most of them are bleeding edge SCM versions ... [More] , the others have not found their way into portage yet. Support is provided in our IRC channel #/dev/null on irc.rizon.net or in the forum thread at fgo, see the Links below. [Less]

This is a plugin for gentoo and pidgin users to update your status message with the package emerge is currently processing. Prerequisiteshaving Gentoo installed pidgin/libpurple having a user in the ... [More] portage group, or at least, access to the emerge log file (usually /var/log/emerge.log) Compilationas non-root # makeInstallationstill as non-root # make installUsageload plugin change settings (refresh rate, emerge log file) and reload plugin if settings changed click your status -> Saved statuses... select GENTOO then close If all goes well, your status should update to "GENTOO building: pkgcategory/pkgname-version" [Less]

I once installed Gentoo with KEYWORDS="~x86" and then downgraded to KEYBOARDS="x86" and I got lots of downgrades in my emerge list. This is a little script that avoids downgrading all the packages and ... [More] only updates or reinstalls packages with changed USE flags. [Less]

Roxxorx is an online repository of gentoo portage ebuilds.

This project aims to provide ebuild's for packages not available in Gentoo's portage ( not yet anyways ) that I find useful. I intend on using this as a testing grounds for hopefully contributing in future to Gentoo Linux.

This program is used to perform the emerge in Gentoo Linux with pretty output. It uses app-portage/genlop to provide an estimate of the time left. How it worksThe script first checks if the emerge ... [More] process will proceed properly, by doing a emerge --pretend. If the emerge process was successful, then the script launches emerge via emerge -q 2>&1 > output_file &The program then repeatedly checks the output of emerge in output_file for updates and accordingly provides an updated terminal output. UsageThe script should be run simply as if you were running emerge with -q option. To facilitate a nice output as shown in the screenshot, it is recommended to not use emerge options such as -c, -C, --jobs=, --sync. No error checking is performed to see if the above recommendation is being followed. At the worst, you will get a messy output. ;) The script itself takes no arguments other than -h or --help and passes all the rest of the arguments to emerge. This is a bash script and its compatibility with other shells is unknown. It will definitely produce tons of errors if called as some other shell. So you can either make the script executable (chmod 755 quietemerge) and then just run it as quietemerge, or run it as bash quietemerge. Examplesquietemerge -uD world quietemerge -1 glibc vim quietemerge --resumeDownloadYou can download the script from the download tab at the top of the page. I have not put it in subversion or mercurial. InstallationCopy the script to some directory which is in $PATH of root. Personally, I have it installed in /usr/local/sbin. DependenciesThe script depends on app-portage/genlop. ConfigurationThe script creates a configuration file $HOME/.config/quietemerge.config. It is not mandatory to modify that file,- I have tried to keep the defaults sane. However, if you want to mount tmpfs on to /var/tmp/portage or run your favourite config update utility after emerge is over, I would suggest looking at the configuration file. zsh completion configurationIf you use zsh, then you can perform the following steps to enable command line autocompletion of quietemerge in zsh. Install zsh-completion: emerge zsh-completionAdd the following line to the beginning of your $HOME/.zshrc [[ -f /etc/zsh/zprofile ]] && . /etc/zsh/zprofileCreate a directory /etc/zsh/zsh-functions Enable this new zsh completion path: echo "fpath=( /etc/zsh/zsh-functions \$fpath )" >> /etc/zsh/zprofileCopy _quietemerge to /etc/zsh/zsh-functions Run the commands env-update exec zshBash completion configurationCommand line completion of quietemerge in bash can be achieved by executing the following steps. Install and configure gentoo-bashcomp emerge gentoo-bashcomp eselect bashcomp enable --global base eselect bashcomp enable --global gentooAdd the following two lines to the end of your $HOME/.bashrc [[ -f /etc/profile.d/bash-completion.sh ]] && source /etc/profile.d/bash-completion.sh complete -o filenames -F _emerge quietemergeRun the command exec bashScreenshot [Less]