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Dnia środa, 4 lipca 2007 14:38, Natanael Copa napisał: |
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> Hi, |
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> I wonder if there is a way to filter out things in portage that you dont |
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> want. Like dev-dotnet, games-*, gnome-*, kde-*, x11-* |
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> My portage tree is over 240MB and its really slow on older computers. |
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> Any other tips to make portage more lightweight? Not only speed but also |
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> size to save bandwidth/diskspace for my gentoo based project. |
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> Natanael Copa |
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Old subject. I suppose there are plenty of unofficial Portage trees but they |
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are usually not supported (by a person, community). |
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I guess the easiest way is to maintain a portage individually. It's not hard |
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and you are guaranteed to have exactly your favourite apps included. |
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