On Fri, 10 Sep 2010, Ladislav Laska wrote:

> no, I don't think so. I've even tested it on another machine and my 
> hack seemed not efficient. Still have no clue :-(
>
> Anyway, I hope it may be fixed in trinity, and kde-trinity 3.5.12 
> should be released in about 3 weeks, so we shall see then.
>
> (Since trinity is rebuilding some of the scripts involved, I suspect 
> using up-to-date versions, the chance is reasonable high)

Will users who are currently using kde-sunset have to migrate to Trinity 
at some point?  It sounds like it's a fairly monolithic KDE build.  Will 
it respect Gentoo's USE flags, or individual KDE packages that we 
already have installed?  There may be some potential for some users to 
have to pull out there entire KDE install to replace it with Trinity, 
unless we're going to have the old ebuilds in the overlay as well.

(The reason I worry about this is because the existing ebuilds are 
working find on my GCC 4.3 machines.)

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