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On 11/2/2009 3:11 PM, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Marcus Wanner <marcusw@×××.net> wrote: |
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> <SNIP> |
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>> Thank you, I added firefox and xulrunner to package.keywords and that did |
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>> the trick. |
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>> Marcus |
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> You might want to periodically run eix-test-obsolete -d to see if the |
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> two packages get marked stable before some other new ~arch version |
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> comes out. If that happens, and it often does in my experience, then |
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> you can remove the two packages from portage.keywords and you're back |
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> to running stable. |
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> In general I tend to have 4 or 5 packages in package.keywords at any |
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> given time. I don't have too much trouble. Watch out if the list |
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> starts getting large though as things get messy and you'll find |
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> yourself doing more updates than maybe you want to be doing. |
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> good luck, |
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> Mark |
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Thanks for the tip and the help, I'll make sure to keep that list short. |
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The only program I have this kind problem with is firefox, though, with |
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everything else I can get by with an older version. It's really becuase |
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Mozilla doesn't really support the older versions. Oh well, it will be |
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fixed eventually. |
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Marcus |
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