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I like this idea! |
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However, a simpler solution would be to introduce some priority |
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of USE flags. "-X" would also say -gtk because gtk depends on X. |
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Then, we could eventually introduce f.e. "sound" use flag and make |
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alsa, oss... dependant on it. |
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/Maciek |
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Quoting Craig Joly <craig@×××××××××××××××.org>: |
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> A possible solution: super USE flags, for want of a better name. |
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> Something along the lines of USE="noX", where |
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> noX=-X -gtk -gtk2 -qt -qtmt -tcltk -fltk -gnome -gnome-libs -kde -bonobo -xv |
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> -dga (any other toolkits, etc) |
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> nodb=-postgres -mysql -berkdb -gdbm -innodb (any other databases) |
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> nosound=-als -oss -esd -arts -oggvorbis (any other sound stuff) |
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> nofb=-directfb fbcon |
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> noscript=-perl -python -ruby -tcltk -guile |
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> I think you get the idea. That way, if you want to guarantee |
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> installing vim without X support: |
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> USE="noX" emerge vim |
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