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On 10/12/07, Doug Goldstein <cardoe@g.o> wrote: |
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> Kinda like the GNOME herd does themselves? I've pointed this one out a |
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> few times just cause it annoys me... gnome-mount has USE=gnome... |
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> well... DUH! it's a gnome-volume-manager specific and GNOME Desktop |
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> specific wrapper for HAL based mounting. Obviously it's used by GNOME |
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> and only does and can function within a GNOME Destkop environment. But |
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> what does this USE flag mean? Oh, it simply means you want to build the |
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> Nautilus extension! Do we already have a USE=nautilus? Yes, yes we do. |
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> It's a local USE flag used in 3 packages, 2 of those 3 are GNOME herd |
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> packages. |
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I've been told (although as an opinion, not a policy) that |
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USE="-gnome" means "put as few gnome packages as possible" and |
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USE="gnome" means the opposite. So I'm going to use this USE flag for |
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a GNOME app which can use only a few gnome packages at the minimun, |
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and some others for extra features. GNOME users certainly want to take |
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advantage of those extra features, and other users don't want to |
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install so many GNOME packages. |
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I don't think it's an optimal solution, but adding a new local USE for |
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every tiny feature would be annoying, and USE="gnome-panel" or |
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USE="gnome-applets" flag is pretty senseless. |
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Santiago M. Mola |
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