xwing overlay - available with layman -a xwing (via rsync)
https://gentoo.xwing.info/
Guillaume Castagnino
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| app-office/grisbi | ||
| dev-util/forgejo-runner | ||
| distfiles | ||
| licenses | ||
| media-fonts | ||
| media-gfx/rawtherapee | ||
| media-sound | ||
| metadata | ||
| net-im/teams-for-linux | ||
| net-print/brlaser | ||
| profiles | ||
| www-apps/forgejo | ||
| x11-themes/smplayer-themes | ||
| .gitattributes | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| README.md | ||
| robots.txt | ||
| skel.ebuild | ||
| skel.metadata.xml | ||
README.md
xwing-overlay
This is my personal overlay
Stuf I need, stuff I test…
The preferred way to sync this repository is using rsync (either manual or layman install). The rsync version has the advantage to be cleanned from distfiles and specific files not needed by portage, and it comes with portage metadata. It’s updated every hour from git, so it’s perfectly fine considering my own commit rate.
Install
Manually
$ cat <<EOF > /etc/portage/repos.conf/xwing.conf
[xwing]
priority = 50
location = /var/db/repos/xwing
sync-type = rsync
sync-uri = rsync://gentoo.xwing.info/xwing-overlay
auto-sync = yes
EOF
With layman
$ layman -a xwing
Clone
You can clone the repository, BUT:
- it comes with the binary distfiles (LFS) you do not need
- it has no metadata
$ git clone https://git.xwing.info/casta/portage.git