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README.tp.md

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+# speedie-overlay
+speedie's Gentoo GNU/Linux overlay!
+
+# Dependencies
+- Gentoo system (fairly obvious)
+- app-eselect/eselect-repository or app-portage/layman
+- A reason to add my overlay (optional)
+
+## To add with eselect-repository:
+
+`eselect repository add speedie-overlay git https://codeberg.org/speedie/speedie-overlay/raw/branch/master/overlay.xml`
+`eselect repository list`
+`eselect repsitory enable <num>`
+
+## To add with layman:
+
+`layman -o https://codeberg.org/speedie/speedie-overlay/raw/branch/master/overlay.xml -f -a speedie-overlay`
+
+## Usage after adding with layman:
+
+NOTE: With layman, you need to run this command manually every time you want to sync the overlay repository.
+
+`layman -s speedie-overlay`
+
+## Usage adding with eselect-repository:
+
+`emerge --sync`
+
+The advantage of using eselect-repository is that Gentoo treats it as a regular repository and will be updated along with the official Gentoo repository. This could also be a disadvantage for various reasons, but you can probably disable this feature!
+
+## Short link
+It may be difficult to memorize this link. You may choose to add the [https://speedie.gq/overlay.xml](https://speedie.gq/overlay.xml) link instead. This is much easier to memorize. This overlay.xml file should always lead to the latest repository anyway!
+
+## License
+
+The ebuilds are liensed under the GPLv2-only license due to Gentoo's licensing. I choose to respect that, despite preferring GPLv3!
+

push.sh

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+#!/bin/sh
+git add *
+tree -I md5 | grep -vE "profiles|metadata|md5|Manifest|README|xml|repo_name|conf|directories" > .tree
+cp -f README.tp.md README.md
+printf "\n## List of all ebuilds\n" >> README.md
+cat .tree >> README.md
+markdown README.md > README.html
+rm -f .tree
+git commit -m "Update overlay" && git push && printf "Successfully pushed\n"