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On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 23:04:45 -0500 |
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Jeremy Olexa wrote: |
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> Nick Rout wrote: |
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> > On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 11:30:26 +0530 |
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> > Aniruddha Shankar wrote: |
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> >> Willie Wong wrote: |
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> >>> Personally speaking, I suggest you emerge 'ufed'. |
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> >> I moved from ufed to profuse, it's slightly better with multiple display |
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> >> interfaces (dialog/ncurses/gtk) |
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> >> cheers, |
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> > funnily enough I dislike the gtk interface and usually start it with |
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> > DISPLAY= profuse |
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> > to fool it into thinking X is not available, so it runs in my konsole |
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> Speaking of USE flags this is a PERFECT example of when to |
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> enable/disable a USE flag. If I was Nick and PREFERRED to start profuse |
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> without gtk support (aka ncurses) then I would re-emerge profuse WITHOUT |
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> the gtk USE flag. Thanks for giving some people an example of when to |
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> enable/disable USE flags, Nick. |
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> DISCLAIMER: I don't use profuse but I assume that the gtk USE flag does |
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> exactly what I have explained. ;) |
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You are right and I did think that as i was typing the email! However |
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there are times when i like the gtk interface, its more a mood thing, so I am happy to leave the gtk flag for that ebuild :-) |
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