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> I wrote a blog post about this topic, to avoid being repetitive. |
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> http://rafaelmartins.eng.br/post/g-octave-past-present-and-future/ |
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> TL;DR: Please read the documentation. |
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First of all, sorry if I've offended somebody. That wasn't my intention. My intention was only to show the current state of octave in gentoo. |
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However, I also find annoying that people assumes that I haven't read the documentation or made an effort to fix the problems. |
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Anyway, I find more time-consuming to log in in a github account to propose some changes and wait them to be approved than to update an ebuild of fill a bug. Not to mention thta when I try to update de g-octave database, I get this message: '"--sync" not available, please install g-octave-9999 if you want this.', and I'm forced to install a masked version of a package that, as the docs says, is not recommended to use. Not to mention that I also have real life problems and I don't have time to mess with this things. |
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Thanks for the update of the status, though. |
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Cheers, |
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