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Hi! |
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On Monday 10 October 2005 15:25, Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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> On Sun, 2005-10-09 at 17:47 +0200, "Andreas Rückert" wrote: |
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> > Problem is, that I want to compile KDE with USE="alsa", so |
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> > I'd have to move KDE plus all it's dependencies to stage2, which |
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> > would be most of our livecd. |
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The problem with this is, that all the packages, that depend on KDE, also go |
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to stage2. Browsers, Skype, XMMS, Office etc. Basically all the big stuff, |
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that requires lot of compile time. |
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No we have to create quite a few releases (i.e. to test our installer), and |
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most of the time we get away with a stage2 rebuild. With KDE and co in |
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stage2, our release cycles will slow down significantly... :-( |
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> Bleh. I forgot to mention this. |
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> You can have KDE in livecd-stage1 *with* USE=alsa so long as you're |
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> using a 2.6 kernel sources. All you do is *do not* put alsa-driver in |
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> livecd-stage1, and put it in livecd-stage2. |
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It was always there. It's just, that we alway had Alsa in our dependencies, so |
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it was always compiled in stage1. I'll check that again... |
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Thanks a lot for your tips Chris and Paul. |
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Ciao, |
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Andreas |
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PS: Is there a KWord-i18n package? I'd like to have a localized kword on my |
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CD, but not the entire KOffice. KWord works, but no i18n yet. TIA. |
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> KDE does not require that the ALSA *drivers* exist before it will |
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> compile, just that the libraries are there. The 2.6 kernel sources |
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> provide virtual/alsa, so there's no issue. |
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