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On Sun, Nov 24, 2002 at 10:25:10PM +0000, MAL wrote: |
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> And no, I don't want gnome libs on the laptop :) |
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> For this trivial example, I built xchat on the laptop itself, (taking 25 |
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> odd mins), but for something meatier this presents a problem. |
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I am running Gentoo on a P133 with 40 megs of memory, I've found that using |
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distcc (The distributed compiler), with the machine networked to my PIII-500 |
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makes most compiles *much* more bearable. This would also prevent the |
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linking-to-the-wrong-library problem you mentioned. |
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As for the xchat/-gnome thing: It is my understanding that '-gnome' can only |
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remove *optional* features. I believe xchat is actually *written* for Gnome |
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(or, gtk at least), and therefore you can't compile it without those requisite |
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libraries. |
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Correct me if I'm wrong. |
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Tom |
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