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Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> writes: |
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> On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 23:50:04 +0100, Christoph Eckert wrote: |
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>> > Shows several kde-3.5 and several kde-3.4.3 (I'm currently running |
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>> > 3.4.1). There has been discussion here about slots but I didn't |
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>> > notice anyone asking about or telling about how to avoid this |
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>> > unecessary double whammy. |
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> This has been covered several times in those threads. After merging 3.5, |
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> and ensuring it works, you can prune older versions. |
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Yes, I saw that coverage at least once myself. I tried to ask a |
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slightly different question. Its one thing to prune older versions |
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but another to install two newer versions on the same emerge. Only |
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to prune one after wards. |
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I will be installing both kde-kde/base-3.4.3 and kde-kde/base-3.5 |
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during the same emerge. Both are terribly slow compiling creatures. |
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So I'll have twice the time chewed up. |
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I was asking if I can head that off somehow. I'll still have 3.4.1 to |
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prune along the lines covered in the threads you mention, as well. |
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