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Quoting Giovanni Bobbio <giovanni@×××××××××××××××××××.it>: |
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>> I also fixed a buglet in media-libs/libdv by requiring |
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>> gtk+-1.2* because it doesn't configure without it. |
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> This doesn't work for people who like me have a USE="-gtk" flag. So maybe |
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> this is a workaround but I wouldn't call it a fix. Not to mention that I |
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> don't understand what gtk has to do with finding the Xv lib, or failing |
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> to find it. |
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Ahem. I'm one of those people who has USE=-gtk. That doesn't mean you'll |
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_never_ get gtk on your machine. It just means that if a package you're |
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installing has _optional_ support for gtk, that support will be disabled. |
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If you install xmms, for example, you'll find gtk being pulled in as well, |
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no matter what you have in your USE flags. However, in this case, this |
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support isn't optional in the package's build system. It simply doesn't |
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configure without gtk (or gtk-config, rather). |
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I'm not sure what you mean about the Xv lib. |
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> Do you think it's appropriate to file a report in bugzilla for this? I'll |
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> gladly do it if you think so. |
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If you have a suggested fix to make gtk optional. |
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--mk |
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