[gentoo-dev] My project && Gentoo

[gentoo-dev] My project && Gentoo

[Oleg Puchinin]

Hello!
I develop project SilentBob ( http://silentbob.sf.net ).
 I would like to see SilentBob in Gentoo.
Somebody can help me with it?

 Oleg.
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Re: [gentoo-dev] My project && Gentoo

[likewhoa]

register on bugs.gentoo.org and file a bug under the subject:
[EBUILD] new package :  category/package_name
with description and attached ebuilds and or patches if any, then
someone will likely maintain it so it can be added to the portage
tree.

Fernando


On Feb 9, 2008 9:32 AM, Oleg Puchinin <graycardinalster@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello!
> I develop project SilentBob ( http://silentbob.sf.net ).
>  I would like to see SilentBob in Gentoo.
> Somebody can help me with it?
>
>  Oleg.
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>
>
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[gentoo-dev] Re: My project && Gentoo

[Christian Faulhammer]

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Hi,

"Oleg Puchinin" <graycardinalster@gmail.com>:
> I develop project SilentBob ( http://silentbob.sf.net ).
>  I would like to see SilentBob in Gentoo.
> Somebody can help me with it?

 If you need help writing an ebuild, you can ask in the gentoo-devhelp
mailing list.  For maintenance in Gentoo you need to attract someone
who wants to bring it into the official tree.

V-Li

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[gentoo-dev] Re: My project && Gentoo

[Steve Long]

Oleg Puchinin wrote:

> Hello!
> I develop project SilentBob ( http://silentbob.sf.net ).
>  I would like to see SilentBob in Gentoo.
> Somebody can help me with it?
> 
>  Oleg.
Bug as mentioned, #gentoo-dev-help #bash and ##workingset on
irc.freenode.org for help, then once it's maintainer-wanted, join
#gentoo-sunrise to get it into the sunrise overlay. There you can also
maintain it, and others can use it along with any dependencies, and it gets
developer QA. If it gets enough users, it might get picked up by a
dev/herd, or you might qualify as a dev to get it into the official tree
(assuming you can't find a dev interested immediately.)

Looks quite interesting (shame there's no C herd); good luck!


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