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Peter Ruskin wrote: |
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> My point is that I will probably be able to emerge, for example, |
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> sane-backends separately, but if the first package in "These are the |
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> packages that I would merge, in order" fails, the `emerge -u world` |
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> command is thereafter useless. Why won't it skip failures? |
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Because the other packages may still depend on it (eg. Galeon-1.2.7 |
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depends on mozilla-1.2). |
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If you choose to use unstable stuff atm you have to stop using -u world, |
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because it most likely will downgrade stuff. |
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- foser |
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