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Hi, |
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Jim Ramsay wrote: |
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> [snip] |
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> Have netscape-flash with IUSE="vanilla" (by default it is off), which |
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> when enabled will not pull in libflashsupport. |
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I don't quite see why this is necessary? Or why you do have this discussion? |
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> This meets the following goals: |
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> 1) It makes it easy for "regular" users to get netscape-flash with any |
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> additions required by any global USE flags in exactly one step: |
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> - emerge netscape-flash |
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So, in netscape-flash: |
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RDEPEND=" |
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ssl? ( foo/libflashsupport ) |
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pulseaudio? ( foo/libflashsupport ) |
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esd? ( foo/libflashsupport ) |
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oss? ( foo/libflashsupport ) |
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" |
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and IUSE="ssl pulseaudio esd oss gnutls" in libflashsupport (which, as |
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already said, has it's own ebuild)? |
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> 2) It makes it easy for "power" users to not have libflashsupport |
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> actually install anything by disabling all the USE flags. This will |
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> take 3 steps: |
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> - Notice at upgrade or install time that there's this new 'extra' |
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> package being installed |
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> - Enable the 'vanilla' flag for netscape-flash |
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> - Continue with upgrade or install |
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It's still easy enough to disable it via -* in package.use? |
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Regards, |
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Thomas |
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