Published: 25 Sept 2019 › Updated: 25 Sept 2019
The ebuild Command & ebuild Functions - Gentoo Linux
In Gentoo, ebuild is the name used to refer to scripts that portage can use to install packages, but it is also the name of a command that can be used to access low-level features of ebuild functions themselves. In this video, I go over how to use this important portage tool. Check it out!
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