Here is an example how to make one for e.g. Gnome on a Core install. (or on a KDE install)
all sets are stored in /etc/entropy/packages/sets , so in my example I'll use what will be our stock Gnome set for Core:
create an empty file:
touch /etc/entropy/packages/sets/gnome
and put in these atoms:
x11-base/xorg-server
x11-apps/xdm
gnome-base/gdm
gnome-base/gnome-light
gnome-base/gnome-applets
mail-client/evolution
media-gfx/eog
app-arch/file-roller
media-video/totem
x11-themes/sabayon-artwork-gnome
app-misc/sabayon-skel
gnome-extra/nm-applet
app-cdr/brasero
app-text/evince
www-plugins/adobe-flash
dev-java/sun-jdk
Save the file and do this:
equo install @gnome
The example set will actually be available in Entropy by default so there will be no need for creating this one, but I can imagine that you install Core and only want to install apache, PHP, MySQL and perhaps some additional packages. For such thing I encourage you to write a set and keep it stored somewhere safe in case you ever do a fresh install again.
1 comment:
Thanks
Could not find this info anywhere else.
Sulphur has a Sets feature but it throws up "Set not found or unable to remove" as soon as more than one atom is added.
Your CL alternative is appreciated
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