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On Sunday 05 October 2008 07:28:27 meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> Sorry, I mistyped some tings: |
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OK, that explains the last post then :-) |
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> I meant (hrrrmm): :) |
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> The /blocking/ items are only shown with |
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> emerge -pv kde. |
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The blocks do not exist until you try to emerge something that will block with |
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them. Sort of like how my wife does not object to me having a girlfriend |
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until I actually go out and try to get one :-) |
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> and |
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> emerge .pv gnome shows package to be updated. |
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You ask portage to install gnome, it does not trigger blocks, so everything |
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works fine. |
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In what way does this differ from what you expect to happen? |
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> emerge -pvuNDt world shows no blocking items nor |
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> gnome packages to be updated. |
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Emerge world updates everything you already have and/or need to have. You |
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don't have kde and don't need kde and haven't told portage to install it. So |
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it doesn't block. |
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Do you realise that kde is a monolithic package and the corresponding split |
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ebuild is kde-meta? |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |