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g-octave

generate ebuilds to the Octave-Forge packages

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g-octave

SYNOPSIS

g-octave [options] <package_name | package_name-version>

DESCRIPTION

g-octave is a tool that generates and installs ebuilds for Octave-Forge packages "on-the-fly" to Gentoo Linux, using Portage, Paludis or pkgcore. It's capable to generate ebuilds and Manifest files for the packages (if needed), and to install them using an autogenerated overlay (named g-octave). g-octave can also handle patches to the packages automatically. The command line interface tries to be very similar to the interface of the emerge(1) tool.

g-octave can use any of the 3 package managers available to Gentoo Linux: Portage, Paludis and Pkgcore.

OPTIONS

--version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -l, --list show a list of packages available to install and exit -i, --info show a description of the required package and exit -p, --pretend don't (un)merge packages, only create ebuilds and solve the dependencies -a, --ask ask to confirmation before perform (un)merges -v, --verbose Portage makes a lot of noise. -1, --oneshot do not add the packages to the world file for later updating. -u, --update try to update a package or all the installed packages -s, --search search for packages with some term on the name (regular expressions allowed) -C, --unmerge try to unmerge a package instead of merge --scm enable the installation of the current live version of a package, if disabled on the configuration file --no-scm disable the installation of the current live version of a package, if enabled on the configuration file -f, --force forces the recreation of the ebuilds --force-all forces the recreation of the overlay and of the ebuilds --no-colors don't use colors on the CLI --sync search for updates of the package database, patches and auxiliary files --config return a value from the configuration file (/etc/g-octave.cfg) --list-raw show a list of packages available to install (a package per line, without colors) and exit

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