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Jesús Guerrero wrote: |
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> Then update the list of overlays with layman -f. You can now list |
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> the overlays with layman -L, the installed ones with -l, and you |
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> can add a new one with layman -a <overlay>. For example, to get |
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> the devnull overlay, you would do "layman -a devnull". |
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layman -f is deprecated. Just do a layman -L and it will update |
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automatically. |
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Note, however, that it only lists overlays that you have the necessary |
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tools for, i.e. an overlay managed in a Subversion repository is only |
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shown if you have Subversion installed, and so on. The most popular |
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management tools for overlays are Subversion and GIT, so be sure to |
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merge them, too. There's a few more: rsync is already installed, of |
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course, then there's Mercurial, Bazaar, and I think the Haskell overlay |
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is even done in Darcs. |
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Sebastian Redl |
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