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Hi, * |
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Did you ever wonder how to see the emerge messages after emerge has |
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completed its tasks? During emerge/update of most packages there are |
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some messages displayed that should not be missed. But sitting in front |
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of the console for 40 hours (well, usually less) is not a nice solution. |
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My question is: is portage saving those messages somewhere? I have the |
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feeling that I miss some important things all the time, because |
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sometimes I manage to read some of the messages and they seem VERY |
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important (e.g. additional steps one needs to take after emerging). |
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Dumping all the emerge output to file and searching for the messages |
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does not seem promising too... Also checking which packages were updated |
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and browsing theirs ebuilds is not very elegant. |
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If you have some interesting solution, please share. |
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Greetings, |
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Rhywek. |
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