My bad. I guess I was out of the loop. It appears that layman is much cooler then gensync, and that gentooscience is already registered with layman. Thanks for the tip.
The texmacs install instructions via the layman method are: FIRST TIME INSTALL: type: emerge layman type: layman -a science add the line: source /usr/portage/local/layman/make.conf to the file /etc/make.conf add the line: app-office/texmacs ~x86 to the file /etc/portage/packages.keywords type: emerge texmacs AFTER HAVING DONE THE ABOVE ONCE, UPDATE TEXMACS ANYTIME BY: type: layman -s science type: emerge texmacs Using svn directly is possible too, I just like to give people (and have for myself) a standardized way to access all thier overlays, instead of having a add-hock method for accessing each one ;) Corey On 1/20/07, Andrey G. Grozin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, 19 Jan 2007, Corey Sweeney wrote: > I took at look at your overlay. Do you know about gensync in > gentoolkit-dev? By setting up a /etc/gensync/gentooscience.syncsource > file, it allows people to download overlays with just a "gensync > gentooscience". However, i'm not sure if it supports svn, as I've > only seen configurations for rsync systems. (otherwize i'd be posting > the config file right now). > > Anyway, that may be more convient instructions to post to the texmacs web. This is not *my* overlay, it is being developed by a group of people. By the way, I have just committed texmacs-1.0.6.8.ebuild. I heard people use app-portage/layman to add overlays (including this one) to their portage trees. I haven't tried this, I just say svn update Is it very difficult? Andrey _______________________________________________ Texmacs-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/texmacs-dev
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