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On 10/19/2008 06:47 PM, Andrew Gaffney wrote: |
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> Tomas Carnecky wrote: |
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>> I came across this issue while inspecting the USE flags that my |
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>> Playstation3 uses. And I couldn't disable some of those (cups, ipv6 |
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>> and some others) so I looked at why they were forced upon me. Turns |
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>> out the |
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> None of those flags are forced on you. Just negate them in USE in your |
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> make.conf |
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Yeah, sorry about that. I wrote that at a time where I thought make.conf |
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couldn't override make.defaults. Was probably some problem with emerge |
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caching the flags, as it started working properly after a few reboots. |
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But still, why is cups added in the very basic profiles? I'm not |
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debating the usefulness of printing support in desktop computers, I'm |
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just surprised you found cups useful enough to enable it for _all_ |
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profiles, regardless whether it's server or desktop. |
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Why cups, why not any of the other dozens use flags? Who did decide that |
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cups is worthy enough and the others aren't? |
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tom |