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-Redcore Linux desktop ebuilds. Mostly stable and safe to use :)
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-This overlay contains :
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-* home backed ebuilds, not found in Gentoo's portage tree, or any other overlay
-* customized Gentoo ebuilds to better suit Redcore's needs (e.g. dkms integration)
-* patched Gentoo ebuilds if the ones in portage tree are broken or they have missing dependencies (it happens)
-
-Policy :
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-* The home backed ebuilds will sometimes lack behind upstream releases, we don't actively check for new upstream releases.
-But don't worry, we will eventually update them, no ebuild in here is forgotten or unmaintained. Once we loose interest
-in one particular ebuild we will simply drop it. We won't keep it in here just because somebody "MAY" eventually use it.  
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-* Customisation/patching of Gentoo ebuilds will be as minimal as possible. However sometimes we can go wild and completely 
-change things, like adding/dropping USE flags, apply patches and so on. Most of our changes are USE flag conditional, so
-the ebuilds can be used in upstream Gentoo without modification. All you will have to do, is disable our new USE flags.
-In Redcore Linux the customised/patched ebuilds will always have priority, and we will apply masks to prevent Gentoo ones
-from being pulled in.
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-* If our patched ebuilds can be submitted upstream, we will do so, and drop the corresponding ebuild in here, if accepted.
-However this is not always the case, as sometimes we will not obey to Gentoo's QA standars. And most of the time we don't
-even need to do so, as Gentoo folks are very good at solving issues. So if an ebuild just vanishes from in here, just use
-the corresponding Gentoo one. It means our patches are no longer needed.