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Hi there. |
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I have a "stable" system (I don't have ~x86 set), but I like to have |
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the latest versions of some specific software (kde, gnome, amarok, |
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alsa, pulseaudio, wine and so on). To achieve that, I've been using |
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autounmask with the parameter -n. When I have a package I want to keep |
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in the latest version, I just autounmask -n package, so all the |
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dependencies are unmasked and no version number is appended. |
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That works fine, but I like to have the latest released versions, |
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which means I usually want to get away from the *9999 ebuilds. The |
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trouble is, when I use autounmask without version numbers, those 9999 |
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packages usually are choosen by portage, for being the effective |
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latest ones. |
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I would like to know if there is a way for me to unmask (automatically |
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if possible) all versions BUT the 9999 ones, so I have the latest |
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releases but the less CVS/Beta packages as possible. |
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Any ideas? |
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Gustavo Campos |
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Ciência da Computação / Computer Science - UFMG |
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