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On Saturday 18 May 2002 08:05, andrew fabbro wrote: |
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> - Some of the dependencies are strange. Why do I need gpm for vim? I've |
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> used vim for many years without gpm and this server doesn't even have a |
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> mouse ;) |
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Because you have gpm in your USE var (The defaults have it) Just read the |
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documentation about the USE var. |
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> Why do I need the blackdown JDK for postgres? That one I find |
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> really inexplicable. |
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Because you have java in your USE var and there is more than one java package. |
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So if you don't already have one installed it tries to install a default sdk |
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(which seems to be blackdown) |
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> - I will say that I also disagree someone with YASSP - Yet Another Startup |
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> Script Paradigm. Going SysV instead of Berkeley is definitely the right |
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> way to go for a zillion reasons. But what was wrong with rc1.d, etc.? I |
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> don't see the need for the change. |
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Yeah the depenedencies and all are ok _but_ I'd also like to have my old rc*.d |
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back. But with rc*.d you'd not have the dependency thing you have now as the |
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numbers would control startup (which I think is better). |
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> - you might want to add a note in the docs that you need to eject the CD |
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> before the final reboot. |
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Oh isn't that obvious ? Gentoo is aimed at people that do have brains. |
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> - what's with the .keep in all these dirs? |
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Try to install an ebuild into some new dir, if you remove the ebuild and the |
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dir is empty, it's removed. With that .keep file it will stay. |
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> - is there a cdrecord package? I can't find one. |
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cdrecord changed its name into cdrtools, not gentoo's fault :) |
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Alex |
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety |
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deserve neither liberty nor safety." |
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Benjamin Franklin |