The Gentoo builds have been extended to include one using the new automake, and another using the legacy imake. Unfortunately both of these only work on amd64.
An alternative stratagy has been used for x86, arm and arm64 where the the normal build system is used to build a tar containing all the binary files to be installed and containing a Makefile with an install rule. Then a wrapper ebuild is used to install from the tar so that Gentoo can properly track all installed files and treat them as a package that can be updated and removed.
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This now completes the set.
Gentoo CDE
The two ebuilds required are ksh and cdesktopenv
Both offered as is, in beta.
The Gentoo builds have been extended to include one using the new automake, and another using the legacy imake. Unfortunately both of these only work on amd64.
An alternative stratagy has been used for x86, arm and arm64 where the the normal build system is used to build a tar containing all the binary files to be installed and containing a Makefile with an install rule. Then a wrapper ebuild is used to install from the tar so that Gentoo can properly track all installed files and treat them as a package that can be updated and removed.
I have published a Gentoo portage repository containing the ebuilds. The README.md contains the instructions for usage.
The prerequisites and KSH...
Add an email group for dtmail
Ensure you have systemd running, if not
$ sudo eselect profile list $ sudo eselect profile set number-of-systemd-profile $ sudo emerge -avDN @worldAnd then install with
$ sudo emerge x11-misc/dtlogin-service $ sudo systemctl enable dtloginSee here