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On Sun, 05 Apr 2015 04:41:33 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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> > I got into that situation once, you just need to bite the bullet and |
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> > work through the output. It's not as bad as it looks as the same |
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> > entry can cause multiple reports, so once you clean up a couple of |
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> > entries the output can get significantly shorter. |
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> > It's like being a teenager again, the longer you leave tidying your |
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> > room, the longer it takes when your mum makes you do it :) |
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> Well, just for giggles I ran it. Ain't no way I got time to go through |
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> all that right now. Heck, it took several minutes for it to just to go |
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> through all that stuff. O_O |
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Then don't. Just clean up the output from one of the tests, the one with |
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the shortest output if you prefer. |
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Or leave /etc/portage full of cruft and crap and fix any problem it may |
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cause later on, when you have even less time ;-) |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Secret hacker rule #11: hackers read manuals. |
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