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On Tuesday 27 December 2005 04:07, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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> But it's not binary compatible between KDE slots. So, once we |
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> have :slot dependencies, you should link to a specific :slot (possibly |
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> controlled via USE). It's like packages that can use either gtk or gtk2 |
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> -- this has to be handled via a USE flag rather than linking against |
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> whichever happens to be there. |
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Forget it. Not maintainable, doesn't make any sense at all and won't happen. |
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And it's not like gtk1/gtk2. An application working with KDE 3.0 works as |
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fine with KDE 3.5. gtk1/gtk2 is comparable to KDE 3.x/KDE 4.x. |
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Carsten |
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