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Jorge Peixoto de Morais Neto wrote: |
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>>>>> EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS="--with-bdeps y --nospinner" |
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> I don't see the reason tough. Mine is just |
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> $ fgrep DEFAULT /etc/make.conf |
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> EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS=--nospinner |
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> The portage's default around bdeps is fine with me. It makes sense. |
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> And please think before changing the defaults. Do not change it just |
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> because it is fun. When you mess too much with your system, then when |
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> something breaks, it is harder to pinpoint the cause. |
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> (This comes from a reformed ricer). |
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> Regards, |
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> Jorge Peixoto |
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Well, this started because revdep-rebuild was griping about a package |
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not being up to date and with-bdeps fixed it. Actually, since I rarely |
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change a USE flag, the -N option doesn't do much either but I still add |
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it in. I learned a long time ago that keeping everything up to date is |
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the best way to keep my system stable. |
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If you really get down to it, as long as your system is working well, |
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why upgrade anything at all? If you are behind a firewall, there may |
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not be any reason to upgrade more than every year or so. Yet, we still |
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do it anyway. ;-) Gentoo actually sort of requires since if you get to |
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far behind, it's about easier to re-install. |
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As long as it works. . . . . |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |