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On Mon November 21 2005 1:33 pm, Thiago Lüttig wrote: |
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> Hi folks ! |
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> I upgrade my gentoo every day, and when I try to upgrade the kde, the |
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> portage always display the last version of kde as 3.4.1. But newer versions |
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> of kde has been launched (3.4.3). What´s the reason of this late version |
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> still remains in the portage list ?? |
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> Atenciosamente, |
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> Thiago Lüttig |
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You need to learn about masking in portage. Type in man:portage in a konqueror |
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address bar, and look at all the options for setting up your /etc/portage |
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directory files. The settings in these files will overide /etc/make.conf |
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That way, you'll be able to emerge stuff that's in ~x86 in addition to x86 |
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(so-called "stable." It's common that the newest kde releases won't make it |
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into x86 right away, so you need to "unmask" and "keyword" them. They almost |
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always work fine. for example, I've been running kde 3.5 betas and rc1for |
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many weeks- no problems. But, I'm pure ~x86 (in make.conf) anyway, so I |
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always have the latest packages show up in my emerge -uD system or world. |
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Robert Crawford |
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