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Note: This page was meant to be edited only by the gentoo-macos development team. To report a non-macos-keyworded package as working, users should create a bug on bugs.gentoo.org.

1 Official Stable Packages
2 User-Deemed Compileable Packages
3 Official Unstable Packages
4 Notes
5 See Also

[edit] Official Stable Packages

The following is a list of packages within portage that have been marked as stable under Mac OS X (using the 'macos' keyword). This list was last updated on Sat Jul 24 04:28:29 GMT 2004. For the latest list, including package descriptions, see the Gentoo Linux Fresh Mac OS X Ebuilds listed below (under 'See Also').

[edit] User-Deemed Compileable Packages

The following is a list of packages that users have found to be compile-able under Mac OS X, but that the developers have not officially marked as stable. Last Updated: Thur 29th July 2004, 02:10 UTC.

media-libs/libogg
m4-1.4.1
autoconf-2.59-r4
automake-1.8.5-r1
php-5.0.0
--nodeps keychain-2.3.3
net-analyzer/tcpflow-0.20
jpeg-6b-r3
net-misc/tor-0.0.7.2
media-gfx/gnuplot gnuplot-4.0
dev-lang/ocaml-3.07
net-irc/ngircd-0.7.7
net-misc/fsh-1.2-r1
net-irc/epic4/epic4-2.0
media-libs/libart_lgpl
app-text/aspell
dev-libs/libIDL
net-misc/rdesktop/rdesktop-1.4.1

[edit] Official Unstable Packages

The following is a list of packages within portage that have been marked as "un"stable under Mac OS X (using the '~macos' keyword). This list was last updated on Sat Jul 24 04:28:29 GMT 2004. For the latest list, including package descriptions, see the Gentoo Linux Fresh Mac OS X Ebuilds listed below (under 'See Also').

[edit] Notes

It is also possible to obtain a more current list from the gentoo official ebuilds site (see 'See Also' below), as well as locally using the following command(s):

Code: Scan /usr/portage for Mac OS X Packages

find /usr/portage -name "*.ebuild" -print | xargs -L 50 grep -l "KEYWORDS.*macos" | sed 's/^\/usr\/portage\///'

Note that you may also substitute 'macos' for '~macos' in the line above to return ebuilds that have officially been marked as unstable/testing on Mac OS X.

Another way to keep track of the latest portage packages officially marked for Mac OS X is to use one of the RSS feeds from http://packages.gentoo.org/feeds.