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Caleb Tennis wrote: |
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> Ok, so there are two fundamental ideas here: |
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> 1) Keep the qt use flag, use it if a package offers qt3 or qt4 support. |
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> If both, then make it for the more recent version and add a local flag for |
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> qt3 support. |
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> A few of us like this one, including me. The downside to this is you get |
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> a USE that may look like "qt -qt3" which is a bit ugly. Upside is that it |
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> "just works". |
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> 2) Remove qt use flag, and create qt3 and qt4 global flags. |
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> This is what a few others are behind. It's more descriptive of what's |
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> actually going on, but will disrupt ~30 packages that currently use the |
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> "qt" flag. |
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not just the ~30 packages that use qt USE flag. it disrupts packages |
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that link to them . For example, yesterday I tried to burn some DVD. |
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Click on k3b icon didn't make it run. I have to run it from konsole |
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to find out that it can't load /usr/lib/libdbus-qt-1.so.1.0.0 . |
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I don't really object to #2 but please do inform current users so |
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thing still work after an `emerge world -Du` |
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Thanks, |
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Tuan |
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