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I'm probably way behind the eightball asking something like this, |
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but I'm wondering what role `dev-libs/boost' plays with encfs. |
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The home page indicates its something of a helper application for |
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using cpp++ programming language and applications. |
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The reason I ask is that it appears to be up there with kde when |
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it comes to compiling that critter. |
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I'm rebuilding my main desktop from scratch install and have been |
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used to using encfs for some private data... I don't recall having |
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to wrestle `boost' to the ground when I installed encfs (long ago). |
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I may just have been too busy to see it burning up time. But what |
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seems like hrs is just a bit lenghy for something that is billed |
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as a sort of helper application. |
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Well its really only been a little over an hour but I see no signs of |
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the end coming near in the present output... |
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I'ts not really a big complaint... I'm more curious than put out. |
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Being a retiree and lazy to boot I have the time for it... hehe. |
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Oh, and my hardware is not that uptodate ... its p4 celeron 3.0 cpu |
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with 3GB ram. |
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