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I have mentioned this a couple times to usually no response. I feel that |
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it is an important feature , I was hoping to get some sort of response to |
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this as to how it should be done, or a response saying "we are already |
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working on that". Either way is fine by me :) |
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I want to see a list of new packages that are available after an rsync. |
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Not updates to packages that were already there, but new directories in |
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the portage tree. |
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I keep my gentoo box as close to "portage only" as possible. It makes |
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management easier and makes everything fit together the way it should. |
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The Gentoo way. In doing so, I deny myself some applications taht do not |
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have ebuilds yet. I would love to see a list after an emerge rsync of |
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what NEW packages that were not in my portage before, have been added. |
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This will let me see whats new that I might install. |
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Ideas range from portage keeping a log of what directories it actually |
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creates durring rsync and allowing you to output that to a text file. To |
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a script you run before and after that builds a list of the directories in |
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the tree and compares the 2 lists, showing you the new directories. Im |
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sure there are other ways as well. |
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Any ideas? Anyone already have this working? |
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