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> Something like: |
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> # eselect --set vi vim |
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> # eselect --set kernel linux-2.6.7 |
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> # eselect --set gcc sparc-unknown-linux-gnu-3.3.4 |
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> and: |
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> # eselect --list kernel |
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> linux-2.6.7 (*) |
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> linux-2.6.8.1 |
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> linux-2.6.10_rc1 |
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> and: |
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> # eselect --list |
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> gcc sparc-unknown-linux-gnu-3.3.4 |
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> kernel: linux-2.6.7 |
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> vi: /usr/bin/vim |
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> could be rather cool. So... I guess the question really is, is it worth |
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> making all this generic and flexible, or is it simpler to just keep the |
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> current collection of blah-config tools and make more as needed? Can we |
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> nick any ideas from the Debian system? Will this idea still look good |
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> when I haven't had large numbers of girly foofoo drinks? |
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drink some more girly foofoo drinks, I think "eselect" is a great idea. |
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