Published: 08 Sept 2019 › Updated: 08 Sept 2019
Make Your Own ebuilds - Gentoo Linux
Want to install a new program, but can't find it in Gentoo's tree or any overlays? Maybe you wrote a new program yourself and you want portage to manage it? Enter ebuilds! With ebuilds, you too can create packages that portage can understand for literally any program you want! In this video, I give a brief demonstration on how to create your own ebuilds!
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