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On 03/08/13 06:20, Harry Putnam wrote: |
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> Nikos Chantziaras <realnc@×××××.com> writes: |
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>>> Unless I hear something that would indicate it will be too crippled |
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>>> even for the usage I plan. |
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>> You should of course put those USE flags in /etc/portage/package.use |
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>> instead of setting them in the command-line, otherwise they won't be |
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>> remembered. |
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>> But I would go with the defaults anyway. There is no reason at all |
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>> why you should not install 194 packages. |
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> Only that this is a smallish install with only 32gb of disk space. |
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You would be surprised how little space most packages actually consume |
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once installed :-) For example, my desktop has a full KDE install |
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(*with* semantic-desktop), lots of extra packages for developing, |
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graphics editing, audio editing, four different browsers with all their |
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deps, etc. It's a multilib system with lots of 32-bit compatibility |
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deps. In total, that's 1381 installed packages. Total space consumed |
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is 8GB. |
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So I'd say try to install it. If it turns out it takes too much space, |
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it's very easy to get rid of all those deps again: |
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emerge -aC dev-vcs/git |
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emerge -a --depclean |
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