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On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 10:09 AM, Marc Joliet <marcec@×××.de> > |
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> Does nobody think of searching bugs.gentoo.org anymore? It was an oversight: |
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> https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=611386#c6. |
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Actually, most plain users won't remember or know that there is such a |
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thing. Your post may contribute to improve it. I know I'll remember. |
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But that doesn't mean it makes it easy: searching "vim-core-8.0.0386" |
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returns zero bugs. Searching "vim-core" returns several entries, one |
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of which seems related (if one happens to know that the problem is |
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related to gvim to start with, and assuming one is not daunted by a |
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reference to "acl"). I'm sure this just means I'm keyword-challenged, |
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but I bet I'm not the only one in the universe of plain Gentoo users. |
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OK, everybody makes mistakes. But reading "use emacs" is bound to |
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touch a few cords. Even if it was said with a grain of salt, the fact |
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is that updating a stable system after sync'ing is not expected to be |
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a surprising experience, at least regarding packages that are not part |
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of a huge bundle like KDE. |
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Regards |
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Jorge Almeida |
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