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> You can determine this yourself: |
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> ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge -pv kde-base/kdebase-meta |
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Shame on me. I did know... just didn't think about it. |
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Oh, well, just came back from 10 hours in the lab. |
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However I did it now and I noticed the USE flag "kdexdeltas", which |
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description on gentoo-portage.com is: |
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"kdexdeltas - Makes kde ebuilds download binary diffs rather than |
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entire new tarballs for every new release" |
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how is it supposed to work?! does it work for every kind of C flag? |
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> It has been stable for me...no crashes or glitches to speak of. If |
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> you actually use KDE, you need a new version of dbus/hal for hotplug |
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> device integration. |
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Ok, it should be of no problem for me since I don't use HAL... |
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>Anyway why not search bugs.gentoo.org for this |
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> information? |
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Right, but this time I have an excuse :). I prefer to hear about "real |
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life" issues. Things not marked as bugs but that I should be aware of |
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("it breaks X, it's weird with Y"), things marked as bugs that perhaps |
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are only seldomly appearing etc.etc.etc. |
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> I think it is important to note that KDE 3.5 has been released as |
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> stable by KDE for some time. It is only the ebuilds that are still |
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> marked as testing. |
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Yes, I know. But I'm easily scared :P |
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m. |
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