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Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> writes: |
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> On Tue, 05 Jan 2016 18:41:25 +0100, lee wrote: |
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>> > Try Neil's suggestion of using a chroot and NFS exporting. I use it |
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>> > here to good effect. |
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>> I must be missing his posting? |
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> It's in the "QEMU/distcc combination question" thread, among other places. |
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Thanks, I'll take a look at that. |
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>> Of course, I installed the client no-multilib and found that gnome |
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>> cannot be installed on no-multilib, so I had to reinstall. Then I |
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>> decided to use KDE because I don't want systemd, and installing gnome |
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>> without it is a PITA. |
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>> However, I don't see why gnome --- or anything else --- should require |
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>> multilib. It's not like I'd want to run anything 32bit. |
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> What about things like flash plugins? Those are often wanted on desktops |
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> and need multilib. |
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Flash sucks, and fortunately, it's dead. |
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Last time I looked, years ago, there was a 64bit version and it was |
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announced that no new versions will be published. |
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64bit should be the default for all profiles, with the option to add |
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32bit support in case you need it. Which parts of gnome, kde or another |
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IDE don't compile as 64bit? |
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