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On 7/7/20 9:20 PM, Walter Dnes wrote: |
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> On Tue, Jul 07, 2020 at 01:47:31PM -0400, james wrote |
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>> Good news: I have dozens of potential solutions to what you seek. I will |
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>> post a few, that best (potentially) satisfy your solution-request. |
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>> Please let me know what your try and what is wrong with what I suggest. |
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>> (it helps me). |
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>> Bad news: I am currently very disorganized. |
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> Thay all seem to come with various software pre-installed that I don't |
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> need/want. I decided to try a quickie manual install, but ran into |
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> problems, which are a separate thread. Just one semi-related question |
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> here. Do I still need both LINGUAS and L10N in make.conf? On my |
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> desktop I currently have... |
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Well, cant you just use one of the first 2 and then just edit/add to |
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your world file? |
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With modest resources, it is often best to use an existing binary, and |
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build out the next/older version with that existing binary as a ref. |
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Older systems with modest resources, can easily be 'burned' |
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if you have them compile too much or too long. I often open them up, and |
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put a 12" fan blowing hard to keep the resources cool, especially for |
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large compiles... ymmv. |
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