Gentoo Linux plugin

This plugin adds some aliases and functions to work with Gentoo Linux.

Features

EMERGE

Alias	Command	Description
emin	sudo emerge <atom>	Install the packet in the system
eminsl	sudo emerge -K <atom>	Install the packet using a local binary
eminsr	sudo emerge -G <atom>	Install the packet using a remote binary
emre	sudo emerge -C <atom>	Uninstall the packet in the system
emsearch	emerge -s <atom>	Search the packet in the local repository
emsync	sudo emerge --sync	Sync the local repository with the remote repository
emup	sudo emerge -aDuN world	Update the packages in the local system
emclean	sudo emerge --depclean	Delete the unwanted software

EIX

Alias	Command	Description
eisync	sudo eix-sync	Update the local eix cache
eirup	sudo eix-remote update	Update the remotes by saving locally layman caches
eirov	eix -R <overlay>	Search all overlay

PORTAGEQ

Alias	Command	Description
pocolor	portageq colormap	Display the color.map as environment variables
podist	portageq distdir	Returns the DISTDIR path
povar	portageq envvar	Returns a specific environment variable as exists prior to ebuild.sh
pomirror	portageq gentoo_mirrors	Returns the mirrors set to use in the portage configuration
poorphan	portageq --orphaned	Match only orphaned (maintainer-needed) packages

GENLOP

Alias	Command	Description
genstory	sudo genlop -l	Show full merge history
geneta	sudo genlop -c	Display the currently compiling packages (if any)
genweta	watch -ct -n 1 sudo genlop -c	Display the currently compiling packages (if any), with refresh
geninfo	sudo genlop -i <atom>	Extra infos for the selected (build specific USE, CFLAGS)
genustory	sudo genlop -u	Show when packages have been unmerged
genstorytime	sudo genlop -t <atom>	Calculate merge time for the specific <atom(s)>

QLOP

Alias	Command	Description
qsummary	sudo qlop -c	Print summary of average merges
qtime	sudo qlop -t	Print time taken to complete action
qavg	sudo qlop -a	Print average time taken to complete action
qhum	sudo qlop -H	Print elapsed time in human readable format
qmachine	sudo qlop -M	Print start/elapsed time as seconds with no formatting
qmstory	sudo qlop -m	Show merge history
qustory	sudo qlop -u	Show unmerge history
qastory	sudo qlop -U	Show autoclean unmerge history
qsstory	sudo qlop -s	Show sync histroy
qend	sudo qlop -e	Report time at which the operation finished (iso started)
qrun	sudo qlop -r	Show current emerging packages

ECLEAN

Alias	Command	Description
distclean	sudo eclean --deep distfiles	Clean files from /usr/portage/distfiles
pkgclean	sudo eclean-pkg	Clean files from /usr/portage/packages

EUSE

Alias	Command	Description
newuse	sudo euse -E <use>	Add th flag in /etc/portage/make.conf
deluse	sudo euse -D <use>	Delete th flag in /etc/portage/make.conf

VIM

Alias	Command	Description
make.conf	sudo vim /etc/portage/make.conf	Open the make.conf configuration file
package.mask	sudo vim /etc/portage/package.mask	Open the package.mask configuration file
package.use	sudo vim /etc/portage/package.use	Open the package.use configuration file
repos.conf	sudo vim /etc/portage/repos.conf	Open the repos.conf configuration file
eix-sync.conf	sudo vim /etc/eix-sync.conf	Open the /etc/eix-sync.conf configuration file
eixrc	sudo vim /etc/eixrc	Open the /etc/eixrc configuration file

Installation

You need to install the ohmyzsh framework with:

sh -c "$(wget -O- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/master/tools/install.sh)"

Next, you have to clone this plugin in ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/gentoolinux:

git clone https://github.com/MattiaG-afk/gentoolinux-ohmyzsh.git ${ZSG_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/gentoolinux

Finally, open .zshrc and enable the plugins by adding 'gentoo' in 'plugins=(...)':

plugins=(... gentoolinux)

If you don't have gentoolkit installed you will need to install it with the command:

sudo emerge genlop

If you don't have eix installed you will need to install it with the command:

sudo emerge eix

Now restart your terminal, or run:

source ~/.zshrc