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On Tuesday 12 September 2006 13:12, Bo Ørsted Andresen wrote: |
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> gimp doesn't require the gtk use flag globally. The only |
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> thing it needs to be compiled with the gtk use flag is |
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> app-text/poppler-bindings. The only packages that I have |
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> compiled with gtk are app-text/poppler-bindings, |
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> app-editors/gvim and net-analyzer/wireshark. |
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That's good info, thanks |
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> > Then manually unmerged a ton of gnome packages, |
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> > intending to finish up with 'emerge --depclean' |
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> > and 'revdep-rebuild' to fix the mistakes I'd made. |
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> An easier approach here might be to just edit |
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> /var/lib/portage/world manually and remove the gnome etc. |
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> apps that you are no longer interested in and let emerge |
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> --depclean -va do it's job... |
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You're right, this would have been much easier, I'll keep it in |
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mind for next time (if there is a next time!) |
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> > Imagine my surprise when remerging openoffice wants to pull |
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> > in half of gnome again. I can understand it needs gtk, I do |
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> > not understand why it wants evolution-data-server, gconf |
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> > and gnome-panel. |
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> Add "-eds" to your use flags. openoffice doesn't wan't a |
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> single gnome app on my computer so if it still wants some it |
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> because of some use flag... |
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Yeah, like I said to Etaoin, I'd stupidly parsed that |
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as 'esd'... |
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alan |
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