bsod will let UNIX users experience the authentic microsoft windows experience. Bsod displays the infamous windows xp blue screen of death on the console. Errors and drivers causing the error are selected randomly from a large set of examples. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 195588 [details] Ebuild for v0.1
Created attachment 195589 [details, diff] Patch for Makefile so that it intalls in /usr/bin instead of /usr/local/bin. Used by ebuild.
Created attachment 195591 [details] Ebuild for v0.1 take two Oops. Forgot to add ~x86 to keywords.
LICENSE should be GPL-2, not GPLv2 <http://devmanual.gentoo.org/general-concepts/licenses/index.html>. Traditionally, KEYWORDS is alphabetized, so you should move amd64 to appear before x86. Attachment #195591 [details] declares functions using: function foo { } Usually, ebuilds declare functions using: foo() { } src_prepare starts in $S, so you do not need to cd to it <http://devmanual.gentoo.org/ebuild-writing/eapi/index.html#phases>. Similarly, src_install starts in $S if it is a directory. Given the simplicity of the installation process, you may be better off dropping the Makefile patch and instead installing the finished file directly from src_install using the installation helper functions <http://devmanual.gentoo.org/function-reference/install-functions/index.html>.
Created attachment 195647 [details, diff] bsod-0.1-prefix.patch Another trial of fixing the hardcoded paths in the app's Makefile
Created attachment 195648 [details] bsod-0.1.ebuild This is the ebuild that I used to install the package
Created attachment 195674 [details] Take three I tried to fix whatever was wrong with this ebuild. So goes take three. No patch, no src_prepare, no EAPI=2, and doc USE-flag. Should work out, I think. Thanks for your notes, Kevin.
Looking good, last ebuild works flawlessly, good to be included imho!
games-misc/bsod-0.1 in tree, silly little app :-p
