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James Harlow wrote: |
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> I'll comment on this specific case: I don't believe it's possible to |
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> compile kdelibs without arts. So the problem is in the software (if it |
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> is a problem at all) rather than in portage's handling of the software. |
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Actually, with KDE 3.2, it is possible. I may not be an X person, but |
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last time I tried KDE 3.2 when it was in beta, the configure scripts |
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supported a --without-arts line, and I partially hacked the KDE eclasses |
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to pass this. I managed to get kdelibs and kdebase built w/o arts, and |
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it ran fine. kdegames was another matter -- kasteroids still doesn't |
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honor the --without-arts configure flag (probably just needs some |
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tweaking to its Makefile to fix this). |
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I recommend the KDE team look into the --without-arts parameter for KDE |
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3.2, and consider implementing it for the -arts USE flag. |
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--Kumba |
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"Such is oft the course of deeds that move the wheels of the world: |
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small hands do them because they must, while the eyes of the great are |
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elsewhere." --Elrond |
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