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On 10/02/2009 07:18 PM, Mark Haney wrote: |
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> I'm a little curious. I've got two versions of QT (3& 4) on my system. |
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> That's not a problem as I have multiple python versions too. What I"m |
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> curious about is when will it (or is it) safe to unmerge qt3? |
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It's not a system package so you can remove it whenever you want without |
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any ill consequences. If something else needs it, it will pull it back |
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automatically. |
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To save you a needless rebuild in case something pulls it back, the best |
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way to know is to simply remove all instances of x11-libs/qt* from |
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/var/lib/portage/world (if it's there) and then run "emerge -a |
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--depclean". This will remove it if it's no longer needed. |
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