Category: user Name: user/emc Description: User (emc aka mipl) overlay Owner: Michal Plichta Committers: emc Github: https://github.com/emcek/gentoo.mipl.git Do you need my public key? I need from github or from my local computer?
(In reply to Michal Plichta from comment #0) > Category: user > Name: user/emc > Description: User (emc aka mipl) overlay > Owner: Michal Plichta > Committers: emc > Github: https://github.com/emcek/gentoo.mipl.git > > Do you need my public key? I need from github or from my local computer? Hello, Since you are using a Github repo as your overlay, it's not necessary. I just added your repo to layman's repositories list. Some tips about your overlay: Keeping your overlay healthy ---------------------------- A few rules of thumb help to keep your overlay most useful to you and others: - If you package newer versions of software that is packaged in Gentoo already, try to get the version in Gentoo updated, too. (If there is no bump request on https://bugs.gentoo.org/ please file one and share patches you may have produced.) - If you apply custom patches make sure that you never use the very same revision that is used in Gentoo, e.g. if you use the ebuild of app-arch/bzip2-1.0.6-r3 do not call it app-arch/bzip2-1.0.6-r3 in your overlay to avoid confusion. A tool called "overlint" can support you with that process: # sudo emerge -av app-portage/overlint For a quick introduction to overlint see http://blog.hartwork.org/?p=1667 . Pavlos Ratis for the Gentoo Overlays Team
