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On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 05:54:09 -0400 |
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Brad Laue <brad@g.o> wrote: |
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> Many ebuilds do this; if a USE flag enables a feature with which another |
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> feature conflicts, the other feature must be disabled to compensate - |
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> shouldn't be much of a logistical problem. |
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Rather than use flags against the gentoo-sources...why not use flags against |
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the appropriate vanilla versions? Should clear up the tree a bunch, and then |
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you could have - |
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vanilla-sources (with use wolk,xfs,ck,etc) |
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dev-sources (with use mm,whatever) |
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gentoo-sources |
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ppc-sources |
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other-sources.. |
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I know it'd be a bunch of work to change em over, but it'd leave the |
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gentoo-sources from getting clashed and should be easier to keep track of |
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one ebuild with different useflags than fifteen ebuilds..or it could be time |
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for my medication again:) |
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Chuck Brewer |
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Registered Linux User #284015 |
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