Gentoo
Notice: I am not using Gentoo as OS anymore, so these ebuilds won't be maintained by me anymore.
Here you can download Gentoo Ebuilds.
Please consider:
- I won't be liable for any damage caused by the usage of the ebuilds. Use them at your own risk.
- It's recommended to create a local Overlay for the ebuilds. (Please take care of the directory structure)
| Category | Description | Ebuild | additional files | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vagalume | media-sound | Vagalume is a last.fm-client that saves all completely played songs on your hard drive (if you use it with the
patch). Note 1: Currently, it's only possible to save the songs as .mp3. Saving as .ogg may result in zero-byte-files and/or vagalume skipping some or all ("rushing through") tracks. Note 2: Please become informed about the legal situation in your country, if you're not sure if you are allowed to save/rip radio streams. |
v 0.7 v 0.7.1 |
save-song-patch for v 0.7 and v 0.7.1* |
* external link.
Please save as vagalume-0.7-savesong.patch in subfolder files/ (/path/to/overlay/media-sound/vagalume/files/)
For vagalume 0.7.1, save as vagalume-0.7.1-savesong.patch !
Creating an overlay
To create an overlay, you have to create a directory where you want to save the ebuilds. Then, you have to put this directory in yout /etc/make.conf
PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/path/to/your/directory/"
In this directory, you have to create directories again, depending on the category in which the ebuild fits. After that, you create a directory with the name of the program
in the category directory. That's the directory where you save your ebuilds. The structure should look loke that:
/overlay-directory/category/program-name/program-name.ebuild
Installing the Ebuild
To install the ebuild, change to the directory where you saved the ebuild (/overlay-directory/category/program-name). As root, run:
# ebuild vagalume-0.7.1.ebuild digest
After that, you can run
emerge vagalume