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Ted Miller wrote: |
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> Yes, I missed that, and it did the trick (after re-emerging 11 |
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> packages, including kde-libs). |
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> Where was it hidden, that I missed it? Or is it just one of those |
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> things "you have to learn"? Seems like the tif package should add it, |
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> or tell me to consider adding it, when the package is installed. |
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> Ted Miller |
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Since you are new to Gentoo, use the -v and either -a or -p first. It |
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will show you what USE flags it will build with because of the -v. If |
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you are not sure what they are, just do a euse -i <flag_name> and see |
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what it says. Some make sense but some don't. |
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I'm sure it is documented somewhere but I have just learned the steps in |
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doing things over the years. Most of them the hard way but learned them |
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still. |
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Glad you got it working tho. It was all I could think of that would |
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keep it from it. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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