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Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> writes: |
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> app-cdr/k3b ~x86 |
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I would at least write this sort of thing as "=app-cdr/k3b-1.2.3-r17 |
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~x86" or something like that, or else, if I wanted to be proper in |
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every way, I'd make a portage overlay. Either way, you won't get |
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informed of new versions unless they are ~amd64, but that's probably |
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close to what you want with an 'untested' program. |
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> app-emulation/wine ~x86 |
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Does that actually work? Why, yes, I see it is keyworded for ~amd64. |
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In any case, what you have just tells the system to use the latest x86 |
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'unstable' version, but it's going to get built for amd64 |
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regardless. You can change the ~x86 to ~amd64, and probably you can do |
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the same for a lot of the other packages. |
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