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Hi, |
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On 2006-02-20, at 19:06, Grobian wrote: |
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> On 20-02-2006 18:07:34 +0100, Dirk Schönberger wrote: |
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>> I like this idea, but not necessary for the Qt case. |
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>> Somehow the qt-x11 and the qt-mac libraries are different |
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>> downloads with |
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>> different codebases. |
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>> So in order to build USE="aqua X" you would have to essentially |
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>> download |
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>> and install two large archives. |
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>> Possibly qt-mac and qt-x11 are even mutually exclusive, i.e. they are |
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>> installed to the same place in the file system. |
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> |
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> Yes, they should for sure block each other. In fact, qt-mac can even |
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> partially use stuff from the x11 version. |
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I think, that KEYWORD ppc-macos, very good descibes category of |
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software which we want to use, and prepare and adjust for endusers. |
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Such USE flags like X or -X, may pretty control process of compile |
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source. Eg. I dont like X11-apps on OSX. |
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gaber |
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