I've found few ebuilds: dev-java/console dev-java/errorlist dev-java/gruntspudplugin dev-java/jakartacommons dev-java/jdiffplugin dev-java/sidekick dev-java/xml Any of them can be installed using tool provided by jEdit itself (from menu Plugins->Plugin Manager, tabs Install,Update) Is there any reason to use ebuilds for that? Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual Results: ebuilds in tree Expected Results: no ebuilds, use jEdit for installing plugins
That allowsthe use of portage to manage the plugins. If you wish to install from within jEdit, feel free to :-)