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Just to illustrate the USE=gtk3 confusion, on packages I has personal |
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experience with: |
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app-i18n/uim |
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x11-themes/light-themes |
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--> flag provides support for gtk3 apps, in addition to gtk(2) (with |
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independent USE=gtk in uim); most users would probably want this. |
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gnome-base/librsvg |
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--> flag for gtk3 libraries *and* executables (independent USE=gtk; an |
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example of a package that should be slotted?) |
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media-sound/audacious |
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--> REQUIRED_USE="^^ ( gtk gtk3 )" with default switching from version |
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to version (current stable is gtk, previous was gtk3). |
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www-client/midori |
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--> USE=deprecated instead of USE=gtk3 in unstable. |
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www-client/uget |
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--> for once, a "simple" USE=gtk3 that enables gtk3 instead of gtk |
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(gtk3 support still experimental?) |
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media-libs/libcanberra |
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--> USE=gtk3 enables extra support, in addition to gtk: "Enables |
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building of gtk+3 helper library, gtk+3 runtime sound effects and the |
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canberra-gtk-play utility. To enable the gtk+3 sound effects add |
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canberra-gtk-module to the colon separated list of modules in the |
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GTK_MODULES environment variable." — very unclear: is it needed? |
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recommended? also, why doesn't the package handle the environment |
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variable by itself? |
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Maxim Kammerer |
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Liberté Linux: http://dee.su/liberte |