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No, I don't make use of "USE" at all, since it's one of the really annoying |
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parts of the Gentoo distribution. There are thousands of packages in the |
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portage tree but not a single line on which USE-var is related to which |
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package. |
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All I was able to find was: "dvd adds support for DvDs". Fine. I'd never |
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thought that DvD support is disabled by default in a tool like Mplayer. And |
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in fact it is NOT, when I get the tool from the mplayer site, directly. So, |
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what is it worth this extra little fuzz? In the end, an experience like this |
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can only lead to a blind "better enable everything" since no one is able to |
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keep track of all bells and whistles each package comes with. And this way |
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making the USE mimik more or less obsolete. |
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Best regards. |
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micha |
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On Wednesday 09 April 2003 23:47, Martin Schlemmer wrote: |
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> On Thu, 2003-04-10 at 00:48, M. Zuelsdorff wrote: |
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> > my experience with emerging Gentoo's Mplayer 0.90rc4 out of the box was: |
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> > |
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> > no DVD in the graphical menu. |
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> > And Martin Schlemmer's "gmplayer -dvd 1" here ends with a: |
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> > "MPlayer was compiled WITHOUT libdvdread support!" |
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> > |
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> > That's why I did another installation manually in /usr/local/... feeding |
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> > configure with the appropriate parameters in advance. This version works. |
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> Did you have 'dvd' in USE ? If so, do: |
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> # emerge mplayer &> mplayer-build.log |
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> And mail me the log. |
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