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Thank you Mr. MacKinnon: |
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On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 11:05 PM, Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> |
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> Did you try the most straightforward (albeit lengthy) approach: |
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> unmerge all of Qt |
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> emerge world and let portage figure out what it wants to put back |
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How can I do this? |
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> There is seldom a good reason to have Qt packages in world (dev packages |
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> excepted) and recent changes in the ebuild have caused lots of mutual |
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> blockers. When I first went through this, I saw that almost all qt-* |
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> packages |
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> would be rebuilt on my machines. It seemed easier to restart with a clean |
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> slate. I got a blocker notice which said I had to enable various flags, |
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> which |
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> I did and the merge completed flawlessly. |
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I will try to uninstall all "qt-*" packages. I'd like to uninstall KDE4 |
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also. |
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Alan Davis |
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