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Actually, 2.0.54-r4 isn't the package you're thinking of...it's just |
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another regular update. :) |
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Chris Frederick wrote: |
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> Chris S wrote: |
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>> Ben Munat wrote: |
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>>> Chris S wrote: |
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>>>> I like emerge -avDu world ; revdep-rebuild ; emerge -av --depclean |
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>>> Every time you emerge? Every day? Once a week? |
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>> Well I rarely actually do that. I usually just update packages that |
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>> come out on GLSA. |
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>> But on the occasion that I have updated everything, I do that |
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>> (actually I re-do gcc and glibc and binutils etc first, twice ;)) |
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> I run "emerge --pretend -v --update --deep --newuse world" via crontab |
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> every monday morning, thus sending me an email on whats outdated. |
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> This lets me keep a close eye on all the packages on the system and |
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> reminds me of any changes that I might have made to my USE variable. |
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> If I see anything important or if anything catches my eye, I'll update |
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> it. Otherwise, I just keep an eye on GLSA. |
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> Chris Frederick |
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