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  emerge -a1v @live-rebuild
  emerge -a1v @live-rebuild
Alternately you can use '''smart-live-rebuild''', a tool that rebuilds only packages only if there have been updates to the repository.
First you need to install '''smart-live-rebuild''':
emerge smart-live-rebuild
Then you can tell '''smart-live-rebuild''' to check the packages you want i.e :
smart-live-rebuild -f simgear flightgear

Revision as of 17:45, 29 November 2012

HowTo build on Gentoo

The stable releases can be obtained directly from the official Gentoo portage tree.

Installing GIT versions

There is a gaming overlay available which contains ebuilds for FG from GIT, including Terragear-cs and other things:

http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/gamerlay.git;a=summary

Instructions on how to add an overlay to Gentoo can be found here

Build and install

The overlay contains live ebuilds (meaning ebuilds that install programs from an GIT repository) for

including all dependencies.

To install a program, all that's needed is i.e.:

emerge -av flightgear

Another benefit is the possibility to do automatic updates of all installed "live" ebuilds:

emerge -a1v @live-rebuild

Alternately you can use smart-live-rebuild, a tool that rebuilds only packages only if there have been updates to the repository. First you need to install smart-live-rebuild:

emerge smart-live-rebuild

Then you can tell smart-live-rebuild to check the packages you want i.e :

smart-live-rebuild -f simgear flightgear