Finding Leaf Packages Faster: Optimization for In-degree Computation in Dependency Graph
Dependency is a concept that appears often in software engineering. In the previous article for my GSoC project, I discussed build systems and package mana...
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Introducing ebuilds That Build Kotlin Core Libraries from Source
An initial and successful attempt to create source-based Kotlin packages on Gentoo
Properly Handling Process Output When Using Java’s ProcessBuilder
Another mysterious disappearance of me from my personal website has happened after the previous one in last November. The reason is the same: I had been qu...
Gentoo Configuration Guide: systemd
As of now, the Gentoo Handbook, which is the official Gentoo installation guide, mainly focuses on steps to install a system based on OpenRC instead of syste...
Gentoo Configuration Guide: GNOME on systemd
Getting a perfect GNOME configuration on Gentoo is not hard but is tricky. In other words, it would be a piece of cake once you have done it, but it is not...
MC Forge Mod Dev Blog: Adding a Configuration GUI - 1.16 Version
The very first blog post for this series covered how I created a configuration GUI screen for a Minecraft Forge mod targeting Minecraft 1.14.4 and above, des...
A Patchy System – Applying Patches with Portage to Fix Upstream Bugs
For many free software projects, there is usually some delay between the initial annoucement of a bug fix or an enhancement and the moment when you finally ...
Create a CPU Frequency and Temperature Monitoring Bash Script for Linux-based Systems
This post will show you a way to monitor CPU frequency and temperature on Linux-based systems without aid of any programs or packages that are not commonly ...
MC Forge Mod Dev Blog: Migrating to Minecraft 1.16
It is no longer news that Minecraft Forge has stable Minecraft 1.16 support, as the first recommended build for 1.16.x, which is Forge 34.1.0, was released i...
Merge the /usr Directory of a Gentoo Installation
The /usr merge, sometimes also known as /usr move, refers to a process on a Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) compliant system, which most GNU/Linux distri...