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On Mon, 03 May 2010 17:30:02 +0200, Grant Edwards wrote about |
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[gentoo-user] Re: qt3support: only in /etc/make.conf, never |
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in /etc/portage/package.use: |
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>On 2010-05-03, David W Noon <dwnoon@××××××××.com> wrote: |
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[snip] |
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>> Specifically, it applies to: |
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>> |
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>> x11-libs/qt-core |
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>> x11-libs/qt-gui |
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>> x11-libs/qt-opengl |
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>> x11-libs/qt-sql |
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>> |
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>> Enable it for all 4 and you will have Qt 3.x support for all Qt app's |
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>> that are satisfied by the backwards compatibility support in Qt 4.x. |
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>The problem is that if you don't have qt3 support, Portage tells you |
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>to enable qt3support for _one_ of those packages. If you do exactly |
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>what portage tells you (enable it for that one package), then portage |
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>will complain and tell you to disable it for that package. At least |
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>that's what always seemed to happen for me. |
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I think you need to install the euses command, if you have not already |
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done so; its package name is the same as its command name. If you then |
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run: |
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euses qt3support |
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it will tell you exactly which packages are candidates for the USE |
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flag. It sorts out lots of Portage's vagaries in this area. |
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-- |
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Regards, |
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Dave [RLU #314465] |
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dwnoon@××××××××.com (David W Noon) |
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