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Paul Waring wrote: |
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>On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 08:43:03 +0100, Sven Vermeulen <swift@g.o> wrote: |
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>>Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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>>""" |
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>>/srv will be supported via a USE flag. This gives users the choice of |
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>>using a dedicated service home hierarchy or not. |
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>>In other words, I wouldn't know why anyone would be against this, unless |
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>>the implementation would be cumbersome. But if developers are happy to |
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>>work on this, why not. |
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>Provided that the USE flag is switched off by default (so I don't have |
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>to go messing around with make.conf because someone thought putting |
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>stuff in /src was a good idea) I'm not too fussed. |
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>Paul |
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Whether it's off or on by default should be of no consequence, unless of |
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course you aren't paying attention when you install anything? :) Thats |
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why there is emerge -pv, so you see what you are about to do. Could be |
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nice to see a gentoo-announce e-mail once it's in effect though. |
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