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| tachyon root # emerge -vp vim |
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| These are the packages that I would merge, in order: |
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| Calculating dependencies ...done! |
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| [ebuild N ] app-editors/vim-core-6.2_pre2 -gnome +gpm -gtk -gtk2 |
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| +ncurses +nls +perl +python -ruby +X [ebuild N ] |
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| app-editors/vim-6.2_pre2 -gnome +gpm -gtk -gtk2 +ncurses +nls +perl |
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| +python -ruby +X |
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| look, tells you exactly how your use flags are going to affect the build |
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| USE="-X" emerge -vp vim and observe... |
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yes, but it's just a little feature do to this interactivly (you do this in |
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only one command instead of two and more words... ;-) ) |
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| additionally, we now have this great program for managing the plethora of |
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| USE vars called 'ufed' (app-admin/ufed).. that way you don't forget which |
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| are enabled/disabled, you can look through them all and turn on/off the |
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| support you desire.. it's a nice program, well worth emerging.. |
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yes, yes, but this for all packages, so if you want to turn off X just for an |
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ebuild, you can't do this with ufed. |
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It's juste a little feature to do custom use to an package, with a more way |
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friendly than the -vp system |
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Thanks, |
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Panard |
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