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Would like to first thank Carsten Lohrke, Carlo, for helping me find the exact |
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location of the mysterious appearance of eds to a on default status. |
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*story time* After a recent emerge sync, I came face to face with quite a |
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pecular list of packages that wanted to be installed. As I have -gnome in my |
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make.conf it just was confusing. Until I did a emerge -avuDt world. I noticed |
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that gaim had turned up with a eds use flag. Evolution Data server seems like |
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something that should not be in the base/use.defaults, at least as far as I can |
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tell. Anything that can of course make use of eds, will require the new packages |
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as dependencies. For those not using gnome, this can be a bit of a pain to hunt |
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down and see what is going on. |
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Course we all know that a simple -eds will fix the problem, I guess I'm just |
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looking for a why it was enabled by default? |
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For reference as to the start of this inquiry: |
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http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=101129 |
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