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On Sun, Feb 18 2018, Mick wrote: |
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> On Sunday, 18 February 2018 01:09:36 GMT allan gottlieb wrote: |
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>> What I do in the meantime is |
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>> emerge --update --pretend @world |
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>> and then manually |
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>> emerge -1 all packages mentioned except webkit-gtk |
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>> I do a similar procedure for |
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>> emerge @preserved rebuild |
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>> allan |
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> It is probably easier to just run: |
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> emerge --update --pretend --exclude webkit-gtk @world |
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That was mentioned last week. I responded |
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I tried that a while ago. The problem is that then portage believe |
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those packages aren't on my stable system and says that I must merge |
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an unstable package. |
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Specifically excluding the buggy (old) version of webkit-gtk, |
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portage wants me to merge a newish (testing) version of gnucash that |
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uses a solid new version of webkit-gtk. I have the new version of |
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webkit-gtk, but really want to delay installing the testing gnucash. |
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allan |
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