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> Take a look at porthole's cvs trunk branch. I am nearly finished |
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> getting things ready for the next testing & release. It should work |
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> ok, still some bugs to work out, some code to finish. I have |
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> extended the dependency view for a package with a lot more info. I |
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> have also set it to follow the dependencies deeper (which already |
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> include use flags, both used and not used). A new feature also makes |
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> any dependency clickable to bring up a new window with that package's |
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> notebook detail. It also allows you to click it's dependencies for |
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> more popups, adjust use flags, keywords, etc.. The cli is great, but |
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> gui's are better at showing large groups of info like variable |
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> dependency graphs so you can get it right before you start the emerge. |
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Great :). I'll probably test it tomorrow. |
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> P.S. If your looking for something to do, I can always use a hand :) |
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> especially on the portage/pkgcore interface side. |
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Right now, I'm very busy, but I'll have a lot of spare time next week |
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for 2 or 3 weeks. So, if you need some help... just ask ;) |
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