This ebuild installs Inferno OS into /home/inferno, so that it can be run like so: $> PATH="/home/inferno/Linux/386/bin:$PATH" $> cd /home/inferno/Linux/386/bin $> emu -r/home/inferno (Success, you get a prompt, and can type 'wm/wm' to start the window manager!) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: The version number for the ebuild doesn't really reflect the version number of InfernoOS, I didn't really see any version numbers associated with the OS unfortunately. This ebuild works, but it could be improved. The Inferno OS instructions recommend installing as a custom user -- this ebuild creates on, but is prevented from switching to it during the installation (I think its a sandbox issue) -- this doesn't prevent InfernoOS from working. Also, the process for starting Inferno isn't as simple as it could be, but I doubt thats a problem -- anyone wanting to try an experimental OS is probably prepared to append directories to their PATH environment variable, and is familiar with command line arguments.
(In reply to comment #0) > This ebuild I can't see any ebuild, unfortunately.
Created attachment 130241 [details] inferno OS ebuild
(In reply to comment #2) > Created an attachment (id=130241) [edit] > inferno OS ebuild > I must have mistakenly forgotten to attach it, fixed now.
