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On Thursday 01 March 2007, Turi Tropea <turitropea@××××××.it> wrote |
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about 'Re: [gentoo-user] problem emerging kde-meta': |
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> Bo Ørsted Andresen ha scritto: |
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> > Just unmerge kdebase and you should be able to proceed... |
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> the kde related packages was installed by beryl and aquamarine...so if |
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> i unmerge them can i cause that beryl does not work? |
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> or how i can have a functional kde environment using the monolithic |
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> ebuild? |
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Monolithic or split ebuilds provide a functional kde environment and split |
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ebuilds are the "new hotness" that should, at least IMO, be used by |
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default. When (e.g.) all the split ebuilds pulled in by kdebase-meta are |
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installed you have the same functionality as installing kdebase; so if |
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beryl (or others) have a hard dependency on a monolithic package that |
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package is broken and need to be fixed to work with the split ebuilds. |
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(Changing the 'kde-base/kdebase' atom to '|| ( kde-base/kdebase-meta |
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kdebase/kdebase)' is a start...) |
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Your problem is that you are trying to mix them. That is difficult or |
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impossible and is AFAIK not supported. Either remove all your monolithic |
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packages and install the split equivalents (the -meta packages help here) |
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or remove all your split packages and install all the monolithic packages |
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you need. |
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It's possible you may need to run revdep-rebuild (from the gentoolkit |
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package) and/or reinstall keryl after you fix your kde issues for it to |
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work. |
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