Difference between pages "Adding an Ebuild to the Wiki" and "Test"

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I like the /etc/make.conf file, which can also be referred to as /etc/portage/make.conf. It is a groovy file. Another cool file is /etc/fstab.

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-This page describes how to add an official entry for an ebuild to the Funtoo Linux wiki.
+{{#get_web_data:url=http://build.funtoo.org/index.xml|format=xml|use xpath|data=builds=/subarches/subarch[@name='amd64-bulldozer']/@builds}}
+;Builds: {{#external_value:builds}}
-== Goal ==
+{{fullurl:News:The Many Builds of Funtoo Linux}}
+{{#widget:AddThis}}
-Our goal for ebuild wiki pages is ambitious -- the wiki should have complete and excellent documentation for using every ebuild in Portage. If the ebuild exists in your Funtoo Linux Portage tree, and there is no corresponding ebuild page for it, you're encouraged to use these instructions to add a page to the wiki for it.
+I like the {{f|/etc/make.conf}} file, which can also be referred to as {{f|/etc/portage/make.conf}}. It is a groovy file. Another cool file is {{f|/etc/fstab}}.
-== The Package Namespace ==
-This wiki has a special MediaWiki [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Namespaces namespace] called <code>Package</code>. Pages in this namespace have a URL that is prefixed with <code>Package:</code>, such as this wiki page: [[Package:Accelerated_AMD_Video_Drivers]], which is also a good example of a wiki page for an ebuild.