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On Thu, 2009-08-06 at 17:19 +0300, Samuli Suominen wrote: |
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> Jeremy Olexa wrote: |
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> > Samuli Suominen wrote: |
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> >> As subject says, |
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> >> default/linux/*/10.0 |
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> >> default/hardened/linux/*/10.0 |
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> >> Profiles are up, the 10.0 releng / 10th anniversary ones. |
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> >> |
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> > Given the multi-inheritance nature of profiles, it is not obvious what |
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> > changed to me. So, what is new with 10.0 profiles or are they a |
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> > "cosmetic" naming change? |
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> Cosmetics for now. I was asked to clone the 2008.0 ones, and that was |
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> done this morning. Don't know yet if release wants some changes. If |
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> someone wants to e.g. change make.defaults, now would be a good time to |
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> suggest proposals... |
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I wanted to work at some point on splitting out gnome and kde profiles |
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to separate ones. Perhaps desktop profile could be a generic universal |
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one with USE flags enabled that rox/lxde/fluxbox and so on would like as |
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well, and then gnome adds its stuff, and kde adds its own stuff. |
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Or desktop could be one that enabled both GNOME and KDE stuff as now, by |
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multi-inheriting both gnome and kde profiles. |
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Or perhaps both a lowest common denominator desktop-base profile and a |
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big desktop one enabling everything... |
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The current state is pretty suboptimal. |
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With desktop profile you get KDE/Qt flags and also GNOME flags, yet none |
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of them is complete of what you'd like to have - e.g in GNOME case most |
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everyone would want to add nautilus, gnome-keyring and some more USE |
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flags, but you can't do that by simply selecting the appropriate desktop |
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profile, so many don't get the correct and desired things enabled for |
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their desktop environment of choice. |
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> So for the 3 prefix-linux profiles that's using 2008.0 now, you can feel |
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> safe and simply change the parents to point at 10.0. |
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Mart Raudsepp |
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Gentoo Developer |
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Mail: leio@g.o |
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Weblog: http://planet.gentoo.org/developers/leio |