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On Wednesday 26 May 2004 00:47, foser wrote: |
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> Yeah and what is trivial to you may not be to others. This is exactly |
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> what i mean with adding flags for rare situations : there's always |
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> people not going to like a certain default choice, you can't possibly |
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> add USE flags for all situations. |
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Maybe Dev's (bool flamesuit = true;) should start commenting ebuilds more (yes |
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I realise it means longer sync time), but a few "comment this out if you |
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don't want foo" comments could probably go a long way if you don't want local |
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use flags. |
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I do not think that is an ideal solution. Local use flags are a hack but not |
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as much as editing an ebuild everytime you install the software! We want |
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people to have control over the built package, without compiling it |
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themselves. What is the easiest way to get this done? |
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Cheers |
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Chris. |
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