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>> The problem is that there exist a package x11-libs/qt, which already |
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>> builds fine on MacOS (with installed X libs), and which is generic, |
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>> and a |
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>> package (apple-libs?)/qt, which uses Qt-Mac and native Aqua. |
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>> As long as no Aqua exists on Linux, this is Apple only. |
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> I'm not offering sample code but IMO the most elegant way to handle |
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> this is with an "aqua" USE flag. |
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I like this idea, but not necessary for the Qt case. |
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Somehow the qt-x11 and the qt-mac libraries are different downloads with |
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different codebases. |
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So in order to build USE="aqua X" you would have to essentially download |
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and install two large archives. |
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Possibly qt-mac and qt-x11 are even mutually exclusive, i.e. they are |
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installed to the same place in the file system. |
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Regards |
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Dirk |
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