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> The program uses /usr/lib/menu to store menufiles, I don't really see |
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> any reason to change that. |
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I wasn't thinking about the menu app from debian (I don't have any |
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knowledge about it). I meant to have it as a portage feature. I |
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mentioned the /var/db/pkg/<categoy>/<package>/ dir because portage |
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already stores some info about the installed packages there... |
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> All this is a nice idea, but isn't it overkill? On one of my debian |
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> boxes that has over 1000 packages installed the /usr/lib/menu takes up |
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> 1.5 megs of space. Gentoo is not exactly small disk friendly, and unless |
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> there is something else I'm missing, wouldn't it be easier to give up |
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> 1.5 megs and just install the menufiles whether you use them or not? |
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Yeah, disk space is not an issue, but I don't think that a script to |
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look for menu files under /var/db/pkg/*/*/menus/ and copy them somewhere |
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else classifies as 'overkill'. ;) |
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Felipe |
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