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| profiles | ||
| sec-keys/openpgp-keys-linux-libre | ||
| sys-apps/purism_ectool | ||
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| virtual | ||
| x11-misc/input-leap | ||
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| README.md | ||
README.md
Personal Gentoo overlay, focusing mostly on needed tools and compatibility for a libre version of Gentoo on the Librem 14 computer. A handful of other pacakages are also provided.
Linux-libre and Librem-related packages:
- sys-kernel/libre-kernel: A dist-kernel built from the Linux-libre sources.
- media-fonts/fonts-meta: Modified version to remove non-Free fonts from the dependencies.
- sys-kernel/librem-ec-acpi: An ebuild packaging the Librem 14 EC ACPI kernel module, necessary for proper functioning of the laptop's battery charging and function keys.
- sys-power/librem-control: A GTK application to control parameters of the Librem EC (battery charge levels, etc).
- sys-apps/purism_ectool: Tool for querying and flashing Purism EC firmware images on certain Librem laptops.v
Other Packages:
- x11-misc/input-leap: Updated ebuild of input-leap
(Barrier/Synergy virtual KVM switch fork) that supports Wayland via
libei.
How to Add This Repository
Using eselect-repository:
# eselect repository add projectmoon git https://git.agnos.is/projectmoon/projectmoon-overlay
It usually a best practice to mask packages from overlays, except the ones you want:
In /etc/portage/package.mask:
*/*::projectmoon
Individual packages can be unmasked (and added to
package.accept_keywords if necessary). For instructions on unmasking
individual packages, see the relevant documentation below.
The Linux-libre dist-kernel
See docs/Libre-Kernel.md.
This overlay provides a dist-kernel (based on
sys-kernel/vanilla-kernel) using the Linux-libre kernel sources, and
an accompanying updated version of virtual/dist-kernel. It is
maintained and tested for my personal use on amd64. The Linux-libre
kernel removes the ability for the Linux kernel to load firmware that is
not Free Software. The ebuild roughly follows the
current stable gentoo-kernel for amd64.
Purism Librem Computer Packages
See docs/Librem.md.
This overlay contains packages for Purism's Librem computers, focusing mostly on the Librem 14.
Input Leap
This overlay contains a working, updated ebuild for Input Leap, a fork of Barrier (itself a fork of Synergy), which is a "virtual KVM switch", allowing you to share a keyboard and mouse between several computers over the network.
The most important things about Input Leap:
- It is Maintained.
- It supports Wayland.
Other Packages
More documentation coming soon.
Packages must be unmasked and added to package.accept_keywords as
necessary.
Disclaimer
The ebuilds in this overlay are really only tested for my specific use-case. I do not test every combination of USE flags, for example. So there may be issues with non-Free dependencies etc in some cases.