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So... this is just a case of this ebuild having a default setting of the |
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gnome USE flag turned on. |
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On 10/21/05, Richard Fish <bigfish@××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> b.n. wrote: |
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> >> I'd very much like to run the regular build procedures, but am quite |
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> >> worried about what the pulling in of Gnome dependencies will do do my |
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> >> stable KDE system. About six months ago I installed whatever version of |
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> >> the Gnome desktop that was stable then, but ended up spending 3 or 4 |
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> >> days trying to remove all remnants of it after I decided that I didn't |
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> >> really like it that well. |
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> >> Am I being overly concerned here, or are that legitimate problems I may |
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> >> encounter? |
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> > I don't know what do you mean. Why should installing Gnome |
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> > dependencies make your KDE desktop unstable? |
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> > By the way,I didn't know OO.org 2.0 needs Gnome... why? And can |
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> > putting a USE="-gnome" flag help? |
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> OOo2 can render itself using native Gnome, KDE, or its own internal |
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> widget library. If compiled with support for both, it will detect if it |
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> is running under KDE or Gnome at startup, and load the appropriate |
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> library for rendering. Personally, I think it is a damn cool feature! |
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> -Richard |
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- Mark Shields |
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