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Pieter, |
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Did you emerge QT 3.1.1 then reemerge the KDE libs? I don't know if this |
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is "overkill" but is it possible that would have fixed the situation? |
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I've seen quite a few people mention the surprise of emerging a new QT |
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lib, then having KDE break... I sort of assume this to happen since you |
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are changing the underlying lib, but maybe I am the one that is |
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mistaken. |
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I've done this so much now that I've not ever bothered to check if |
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emerge can detect this... i.e. I upgrade from 3.0 to 3.1 QT, does emerge |
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know that I should recompile my KDE libs? (base/lib, and annything else |
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important). |
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I wouldn't normally do this unless its required, as it takes so long :(, |
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so it would be great if emerge could suggest or warn me about it. |
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Any thoughts? |
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-Riyad |
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> -----Original Message----- |
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> From: Pieter Breed [mailto:pantera@×××××.org] |
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> Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 7:40 AM |
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> To: gentoo-dev@g.o |
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> Subject: [gentoo-dev] gcc and qt |
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> Hi |
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> I am just reporting two problems I had and what I did to fix |
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> it for me... |
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> The gcc version that 'emerge world -u' tried to install |
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> (gcc-3.2.1-r6) does |
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> not contain/make the correct /usr/bin/gcc file. The file is |
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> just not there |
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> after I merge it. The version I have now that works is |
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> gcc-3.2.1-r1. Even |
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> if I do a tar tjf on the .tbz2 file for the 3.2.1-r6 package |
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> it does not show |
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> /usr/bin/gcc... |
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> The other thing is that the newest Qt (qt-3.1.1) breaks my |
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> mono-spaced fonts. |
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> I am not a font buff so I just mean 'all fonts where chars |
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> are of equal |
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> width' Also it (obviously) only breaks fonts for programs |
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> (typically KDE) |
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> that uses the Qt font subsystem. I say this because my gnome |
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> programs (like |
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> gvim) display these fonts correcty. Also the other vairable |
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> width fonts are |
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> displayed correctly everywhere. The version of Qt that I use |
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> now (and which |
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> does not have the problem) is qt-3.1.0-r1. I friend of mine |
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> has a similar |
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> problem and the fix was the same too .. |
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> regards |
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> good luck on 1.4 |
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> pieter |
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> -- |
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> Entropy requires no maintenance. |
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> -- Markoff Chaney |
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