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Yes, I wrote about this problem some time ago... |
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As a KDE user, I would like to have a kde-apps category with everything |
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gentoo offers for KDE... |
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I believe it could be solved with symbolic links in the portage tree... |
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/Maciek |
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mikepolniak wrote: |
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> I saw xxdiff on freshmeat described as : |
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> xxdiff is a graphical browser for viewing the differences between two or three files, |
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> or between two directories, and can be used to produce a merged version. |
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> So i immediately looked in portage/x11-misc ( i know i can use #qpkg xxdiff to find it), |
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> only to find it was in dev-util. |
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> Notwithstanding the use of qpkg, i still think its a good idea to have ebuilds in their |
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> likely categories. But should ebuilds also be listed in more than one category? |
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> As the number of ebuilds grows into the thousands( i hope) they may just clutter |
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> the tree, even if there is a gui front-end made for browsing portage ebuilds. |
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> (Storm Linux- a Debian distro had a really good bowser, showing dependencies etc.) |
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