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On Sun, 3 Dec 2006, Philip Webb wrote: |
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> So you differ in having "cscope nls -perl": could it be one of those ? |
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Don't think so, they were there before. The "-perl" is the only |
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difference from my other box (the one without the gvim problem). |
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>>> 'emerge world' is always a bad idea (grin). |
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>> So I've heard, but what's the alternative? I do it frequently, |
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>> so as to not let problems build up. I also do revdep-rebuild -p. |
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>> reading the forums I get the impression there's some design fault |
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>> with the Gentoo way of upgrading, the need to keep the toolchain sane. |
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> The last should correct itself as you upgrade pkgs. |
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> The problem with 'emerge world' is that it makes assumptions for you, |
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> which is the very opposite of the Gentoo Way (tm). Once a week, |
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> I do 'eix-sync', which produces a nicely-colored list of pkg changes |
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> hilited to show those I have installed & their version updates. |
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Thanks for the tip. |
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Jorge Almeida |
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