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On Saturday 20 of February 2010 03:56:32 Zeerak Mustafa Waseem wrote: |
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> If I understand you correctly, then you only set useflags when you invoke |
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> emerge? As in "USE="foo" emerge foobar". Is this how you're doing it or am |
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> I just misunderstanding? |
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Yes and no. |
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Yes, because I add a given flag to USE in /etc/make.conf. If emerge want it, |
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when I do the following command: |
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# emerge kde-meta |
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After this command, emerge tell me that I must to use e.g. X, so I add a |
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given flag to USE="X jpeg png -debug" etc. to file /etc/make.conf. |
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No, because I put it to /etc/make.conf, not as you show all in one line: |
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# USE="X jpeg png -debug" emerge kde-meta |
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I do not do as above line. |
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> If it is how you're doing it, then I would suggest |
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> that you start using your /etc/portage/package.use file instead (it doesn't |
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> exist by default, you have to make the directory and the file) and add the |
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> use flags you want for the package you're about to install. This way it'll |
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> be a permanent useflag that isn't overwritten next time that specific |
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> package needs an update. |
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Thank you for this hint :-) |
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> Zeerak |
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Andrzej |
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