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It is your fault. EOT |
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On 7/29/2018 1:41 PM, Alan Grimes wrote: |
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> Look, this system was installed when I went 64 bit back in 2010... |
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> I put a great deal more work than I should into keeping it running. |
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> I use Eclean-dist every time to purge dead packages. I've learned that |
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> this is a very important step, often more important than the actual |
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> update step... |
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> I just went through my use flags and removed about a dozen of them that |
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> have since been deprecated... |
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> My package.mask and package.use are both very minimal. I run |
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> emptytree-world on every significant compiler upgrade. |
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> I'm running an emptytree world today because the system has been through |
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> a lot of torture over the past week. |
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> If there is anything "janky" or hacky in my setup it's for exactly one |
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> reason: It was the first solution I found to a real actual problem I was |
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> dealing with at the time after up to two weeks of desperately searching. |
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> I take great offence to anyone who tells me that it's MY fault. =| |
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