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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> > Where I'm confused is can I have 2 versions |
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> > of kdelibs installed at the same time? |
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> Yes, you can. |
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Right, |
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got it. |
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Can be done, but henders move to a clean, 100% kde4 |
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installation. |
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> Avoiding having kde-3.5 stuff installed is exactly the same as avoiding having |
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> firefox installed - don't emerge it. |
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Yep, I get it, manual_labor. |
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I was looooooking for a silver bullet, |
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so I can just auto prevent installing anything that |
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uses kde 3 *.... |
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On this system, I install a lot of random software |
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just to test it out. Sure I can manually check for |
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any kde 3.5 dependancies, but it would just be |
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easier to find a way to mask off all kde 3.5, methinks, |
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and then deal with that exceptional piece of vintage |
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software on a one off basis.... |
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thx, |
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James |
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