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Hi, |
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I implemented this some time ago. Have a look at bug #40127 |
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(http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40127). It lets you do stuff like: |
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emerge --restore 10/03/2003-18:00 |
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Unfortunately what with the portage rewrite it doesn't look like this will |
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get merged into mainstream portage. Have a look, it might be what you |
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want. |
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dave |
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On Sun, 11 Apr 2004, Tom St Denis wrote: |
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> I think a cool function [which I didn't see in the latest portage release] is |
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> a "snapshot" and restore set of functionality. e.g. you can snapshot the |
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> current install set and later restore (by adding/removing packages) as |
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> required. |
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> I know I could have used this functionality before. Like when I tried out |
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> GNOME and decided on KDE.... I still have GNOME code lying around. There's |
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> probably a dozen other dependencies lying around from packages I tried out... |
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> Also any plans to optimize the portage files? 80k small files amounts to huge |
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> waste of space. |
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> Tom |
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