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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:51:31 +0000 (UTC), James wrote: |
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>> I'm mostly running stable with exceptions being enabled |
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>> via the /etc/portage file structure. Usually it's small, |
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>> but now with kde4, BLOAT is my modus operandi, |
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>> not by choice...... |
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> It's easier to manage if you make portage.keywords a directory then put |
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> the actual packages in files within that directory. That way you can |
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> separate the files needed to run KDE4 from any other group of packages. |
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> All package.* files in /etc/portage can be replaced a directories, then |
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> all the files in that directory are considered as a whole. |
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For some reason, my light bulb has still not came on so here comes some |
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questions. I would create /etc/portage/package.keywords then inside |
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that another directory or a set of files? Say, one named KDE4 to put |
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all of KDE4 and it's little friends and then another for some other set |
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of packages? Is this sort of like the sets thing which I am still |
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curious about? |
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Right now, package.keywords and friends are files not directories. |
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Maybe tarring up your portage directory and emailing me off list would |
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help? I need a light bulb moment here. :/ |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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