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On Dienstag 23 Juni 2009, Mark Haney wrote: |
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> Okay, I took a week off to hit my beach house in the Outer Banks and now |
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> I'm back and ready to roll. I was in the middle of my KDE 4.2.4 upgrade |
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> when I left (most is done, just a few things like kdeedu-meta need to be |
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> merged) and now I find that when I get back and sync up, doing a update |
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> of kdeedu-meta-4.2.4 has the '-kdeprefix' as a new use flag. I didn't |
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> see this before. Is this now a required USE flag for KDE? |
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> If so I need to blow away my existing packages and build everything new, |
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> so what's the best way to do that with the minimum of fuss? |
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kdeprefix has been masked ( a simple grep for it in /usr/portage/porfiles |
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would have told you that). |
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And yes, you have to start new. |
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The savest way is to deinstall all kde packages - I didn't do that (in fact, I |
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even had kde running while doing the switch), and it was ok. |
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Either way, kdeprefix is gone. |
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