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On Wednesday 15 February 2017, Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On 15/02/2017 15:14, Robin Atwood wrote: |
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> > Having finally got a stable KDE5 system I did an emerge depclean and got |
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> > 288 candidates! I am not sure which packages I need to keep and which |
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> > can go. I assume any package like kde-apps/kxxx-4.14* can go unless you |
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> > actually want it, but I am unclear about packages like |
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> > kde-apps/plasma-apps-15.12.3 which are slotted as 4 but have upgrades to |
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> > 16.08.3. Do I still need these? |
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> For the most part, no. |
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> Almost every kde4 package (libs, apps, plugins, and more) got updated |
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> for KDE% and many were pkgmv'ed around to new categories. So 288 sounds |
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> like the right ballpark from memory. |
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> I found that the kde ebuild maintainers did a really good job with this, |
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> and virtually every upgrade went smooth for me. The KDE4 apps I still |
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> have (amarok, k3b, etc) have their DEPENDs correct so depclean tends to |
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> be correct as is, including the plasma SLOTs. |
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> If your world file is in good condition I recommend you let portage |
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> clean what it wants to. In the unlikely evnt the devs missed something, |
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> you can always emerge a missing package or two back. |
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Thanks, Alan. I have added a few packages to world and will let emerge go |
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ahead! |
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Cheers |
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Robin |
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Robin Atwood. |
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"Ship me somewheres east of Suez, where the best is like the worst, |
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Where there ain't no Ten Commandments an' a man can raise a thirst" |
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from "Mandalay" by Rudyard Kipling |
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