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Hi everyone, |
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I have been lurking for a couple of months, but I finally got around |
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to installing from the build CD this past weekend. I thought I would go |
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about my emerges a little skewed and see if I could shake out a few |
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bugs, and I have managed to find a couple. Overall, everything has gone |
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amazingly smoothly. Great job! |
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Here are my bugs: |
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1. permissions on /etc/env.d/00basic are different than the other files |
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in that directory |
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2. Instead of slowly installing, kdecore, kdelibs, etc. I decided to |
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just go for a big 'emerge koffice-2.1.1_beta3-r1.ebuild to see what |
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would happen. Everything compiled and installed (apparently fine) |
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except for koffice itself. So either the ebuild is busted or there is a |
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missing dependence (or both). I was not able to capture the output, but |
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there were some missing symbols. Maybe tonight I will let it run and |
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catch the output |
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3. emerge mozilla-0.9.2.ebuild compiles and installs, but it will not |
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run (segfaults) |
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4. bitchx-gtk seems to need a dependence on esound and gnome-libs |
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(libzvt, in particular), but even after I emerge those it fails. It |
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always fails when trying to compile the esd test program. |
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5. It was solved earlier today on this list, but I was also having |
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problems getting AA fonts in KDE. |
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That's all for now. Thanks, |
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Chad (Bab5Freak on #gentoo) |
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