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dormando wrote: |
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> The point is more that 4.0 should be the default, and 4.1 should be just |
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> as easy to install if you want to. As time moves on more and more |
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> applications will become 4.1 or even 5.0 compliant, and it won't be as |
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> much of an issue to drop 4.0 once it's unmaintained. Right now it seems |
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> that folks are trying to force it the other way around; pull the system |
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> up to working with 4.1 so it can become the default, rather than |
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> allowing those who can progress to do so more easily in the meantime. |
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echo '<dev-db/mysql-5.0' > /etc/portage/package.unmask |
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That's not so hard is it? True, the version you'd get is 4.1.8 rather |
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than the latest, but it's definitely not difficult to access what is |
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available. |
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Regards, |
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Jason Stubbs |
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