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On Thu, 2007-03-08 at 16:23 -0500, Philip Webb wrote: |
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> I don't have a sound card & have removed all sound software from my |
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> box. |
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> Whyever would Gedit want sound pkgs or a CD burner ?? |
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It doesn't. If you look at the ebuild there are no dependencies for |
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this. There may be indirect dependencies (remember gedit is part of the |
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GNOME Desktop) and also remember use flags are very important (e.g. I |
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have the complete GNOME desktop + other GNOME apps running in a vm, but |
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none of them pull in esound). |
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> It's probably easier for AH to use Kwrite, if he doesn't like Vim: |
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> even if he has no KDE pkgs installed, it won't ask for 35 deps ... |
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I think you got me confused with the OP. I'm actually very happy with |
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Vim. :-) Also, AFAIK there is no ebuild for Kwrite. Kwrite is part of |
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kdebase which will still likely pull in a bunch of stuff that the OP |
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isn't interested in. |
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I think what the OP is looking for is a simple GUI text editor with no |
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DE dependencies. There is a crap load of editors out there (e.g. tea) |
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but as I've no experience with them to recommend them (plus it's hard |
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recommending packages as people's preferences vary greatly). But I hope |
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I've given some clarity as to why gedit has such "horrible" |
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dependencies. |
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Albert W. Hopkins |
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