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I've noticed on my amd64 systems that eix prints some nice extra |
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information, such as: |
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[I] app-portage/portage-utils |
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Available versions: 0.1.20 ~0.1.21 ~0.1.22 ~0.1.23 |
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Installed: 0.1.20(22:36:18 10/16/06)(python) |
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Homepage: http://www.gentoo.org/ |
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Description: small and fast portage helper tools written in C |
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(Some nice coloring and hilighting are also there which don't show up in |
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emails.) |
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My x86 systems don't show the same thing: |
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* app-portage/portage-utils |
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Available versions: 0.1.20 ~0.1.21 ~0.1.22 ~0.1.23 |
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Installed: 0.1.20 |
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Homepage: http://www.gentoo.org/ |
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Description: small and fast portage helper tools written in C |
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I've been searching and racking my brain trying to find out what the |
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difference is between the amd64 and x86 installs that prevent this from |
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showing up on x86, to no avail. Is there a flag or setting or package |
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that I've overlooked, or is this just a nice feature that's only |
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available on amd64? |
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David Ameiss |
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david@×××××××××.com |
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