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On Sat, Jul 22, 2017 at 8:43 PM, Raphael MD <raphaxx@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> KDE Appear to be a nightmare, because every 'emerge --sync' I do to solve |
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> other problems, if KDE base has an updated version issued, and you, |
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> acidentaly, need to install any other KDE packages that you don't have |
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> installed yet, you suffer with a lot of dependency updates problems. |
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> De fato, you need to update whole KDE base. |
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As long as you aren't trying to mix keywords you should generally end |
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up with compatible versions without a lot of hassle. Now, if you want |
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to install some random ~arch kde packages on an otherwise-stable |
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system then you might run into problems. |
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> Now I need to install Kdevelop-5.1.0, and emerge are asking to install kde's |
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> dependencies' version 5.7.1. My installed versions are 5.6.2. But emerge |
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> even it I masked those packages, refuse to install. |
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It sounds like you're running into a qt update issue (I assume you're |
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talking about qt here - your description isn't very specific). |
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If so, I suspect this will help you: |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Qt/FAQ#Solving_the_block |
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I'd have to dig up the reason behind this - there was an issue that |
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prevented portage from being able to figure out how to resolve this |
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one on its own. |
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You probably should have run into this a while ago when running a |
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regular emerge -uD world. |
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