This is a development overlay which contains a few ebuilds for Gentoo Prefix we are working on. All of them are in a flux and not supported, you use them at your own risk!
Some of the ebuilds are mirrored to other overlays once they are tested.
Our hardware is based on x86 (Mac) and we can't test the ebuilds on other architectures. Please drop us a line with your observations.
| Ebuild | Description |
|---|---|
| app-admin/eselect-ruby | Manages multiple Ruby versions (includes format-executable patch and USE flag). |
| app-misc/heyu | Utility to control and program CM11A, CM17A and CM12U X10 interfaces (more). |
| dev-lang/ruby | An object-oriented scripting language (more). |
| media-video/flvstreamer | Command-line RTMP client e.g to save Flash video (more). |
The Bitcetera overlay is available from a Git repository. Thus if necessary install git:
emerge -av dev-util/git
If necessary install layman which will manage overlays for you:
emerge -av layman
Edit the overlay line in ${EPREFIX}/etc/layman/layman.cfg to look something like:
overlays: http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/gentoo-alt/prefix/layman-prefix.txt http://github.com/svoop/bitcetera-prefix-overlay/raw/master/layman.xml
Add the overlay and retrieve the actual overlay data:
layman -L layman -a bitcetera-prefix
Emerging an ebuild from overlays is done the same way as regular ebuilds. Replace {EBUILD} with the actual name (i.e. dev-lang/ruby):
layman -S
emerge -av {EBUILD}
This will fail if your architecture is not listed as stable above. You may override this and give it a shot nonetheless. If you are - let's say - on ppc and would like to try emerging an ebuild with keyword ~x86, you have to add the following line to /etc/portage/package.keywords:
{EBUILD} ~x86