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Hi, could someone help me better understand why --deep does the things |
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it does :) |
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I have gkrellm-2.1.5 installed, and an emerge -pu --deep world says: |
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[ebuild UD] app-admin/gkrellm-1.2.13 [2.1.5] |
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(after others) |
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Why does this happen? Does gkrellm 1 have a higher 'priority' than 2 or |
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something? |
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More importantly, how can I satiate emerge, so it doesn't turn up in |
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that list? |
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Do I really have to emerge -i app-admin/gkrellm-1.2.13 ? If that's the |
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case, won't emerge try to update it in the future, or is it intelligent |
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enough to spot an injected build, and not update it? |
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Cheers, |
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MAL |
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