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>>> app-admin/findcruft2 |
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>> Which overlay? |
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> $ eix findcruft |
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> * app-admin/findcruft2 [3] |
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> Available versions: 20080831 |
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> Homepage: http://benedikt.boehm.name |
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> Description: findcruft2 is a tool to find orphaned files |
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> for unmerged packages |
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> |
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> * app-portage/findcruft |
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> Available versions: ~1.0.4-r1!m[1] 1.0.4-r1[2] |
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> Homepage: |
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> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=254197 |
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> http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_Clean_Up_Cruft |
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> Description: Yet another script to find obsolete files |
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> |
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> [1] (layman/arcon) |
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> [2] (layman/gentoo-taiwan) |
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> [3] (layman/hollow) |
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Hum, findcruft2 yields a different list of cruft files. It is smaller; |
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I think it is better. |
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It is a pity, though, that findcruft2 is only offered through git. I |
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would prefer snapshots (more reliable), or, having to choose a version |
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control system, I would prefer one that doesn't take 75MB of hard |
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disk. If is ironic to install git to get findcruft ... |
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By the way, I found it weird that git has a lot of git-* binaries in |
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/usr/bin that are all 777 KB. |
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