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Kevin O'Gorman wrote: |
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> I don't have that package. I'm emerging it now.... it pulls in 5 |
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> other things I don't have currently... |
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> I looked into emerge.log, and find that I lost kdebase-startkde on |
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> June 11, during my first emerge --depclean, along with about 300 other |
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> packages. I never missed any of them until now. |
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> YAYYY... After emerging kdebase-startkde, I'm logging in again with |
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> KDE. Thanks, Dale. |
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> Kevin O'Gorman, PhD |
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Kewl!! Glad to have helped. You may want to set buildpkg in make.conf |
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and then next time you will have the binary that you built before to |
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install. It doesn't have to compile since it was already done. I had |
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to use that a while back. Look in make.conf example for more features |
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too. To install that, use the -k option. |
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Glad you got it going and I could help. I sure have had a LOT of help |
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given to me. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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