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On Sat, Oct 3, 2020 at 9:50 AM William Kenworthy <billk@×××××××××.au> wrote: |
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> Hi, I am still having problems with the python settings. There a lot of |
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> articals online for python on Gentoo but they all seem to miss a simple |
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> point: a list of what the current default should be: |
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> should there be nothing in a properly configured system (all handled |
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> automaticly) |
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I leave everything at the defaults, unless there's something that i'm |
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certain I want to achieve. This goes for all settings, including USE, and i |
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usually use package.use rather than USE= in make.conf. |
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So for me there's no specific python/ruby etc settings in make.conf, but |
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there's still eselect, and i generally keep away from the newest and oldest. |
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Try unsetting python settings in make.conf and run an emerge -avuUD world |
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to see what you get. |
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BTW, for ~arch users python:2.7 is pretty much gone. For me, I just have |
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some gnome stuff which depends on dev-libs/gjs, which depends on |
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dev-lang/spidermonkey:68 which depends on python:2.7. |
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