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On 2006-04-13 06:28, Mantas Povilaitis uttered these thoughts: |
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> when I do emerge -uDp world, my (kde only) system wants to pull in a |
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> lot of gnome packages. When I add -t to see what wants them, it |
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> doesn't show: |
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> room17 mantas # emerge -uDpvt world |
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> If I understand how to read the tree correctly, gnome is pulled in as |
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> x11-themes/gnome-icon-theme dependency and gtk-engines as a dependency |
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> of x11-themes/gnome-themes. But this tree doesn't show what wants |
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> gnome themes and gnome-icon-theme. |
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I would think the only time a package is shown as a top level "object" |
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in the tree output from emerge is when it's included in the world-file. |
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> So my question is how to find out why my system wants gnome themes and |
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> gnome-icon-theme. |
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You're sure you haven't installed x11-themes/gnome-themes explicitly |
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before? Send output of: |
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grep gnome /var/lib/portage/world |
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Regards, |
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Patrick Börjesson |
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