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Hello,
So far as I know, not enough peoples was able to maintain it. It could be called dead or sleeping at this point.
If you reach enough peoples interested it could be a thing back, but I do not think that'll be much a thing anymore, all project around mixing a BSD kernel along GNU and tools around a classic linux distro (as GNU/kFreeBSD Debian with dpkg, or with portage…) seems to die, like a sad damnation for these crazy souls  .
You'll have I guess to find peoples liking enough both environment to make it a things back !
Good luck.
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NeddySeagoon
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myga,
All the ebuilds that supported Gentoo on BSD are still in git.
You could turn the clock back and start with an Gentoo on BSD as it really was when it was alive.
The method would be something like Historical Gentoo.
Now the tricky bit ... updating the ebuilds of interest to the present day.
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myga
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| NeddySeagoon wrote: | myga,
All the ebuilds that supported Gentoo on BSD are still in git.
You could turn the clock back and start with an Gentoo on BSD as it really was when it was alive.
The method would be something like Historical Gentoo.
Now the tricky bit ... updating the ebuilds of interest to the present day. |
Noice! No guarantees it'll work but looks fun to try, thx.
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