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Sascha Hlusiak wrote: |
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>> If you installed a program that you no longer need, you can do a emerge |
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>> -C <package name> and it will remove it for you. The -C is the same as |
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>> --clean by the way. |
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> Nope, -C is the short for --unmerge. -c would be --clean. |
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> And --clean cleans a package, that means when you have two versions of a |
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> non slotted ebuild installed. It automatically happens after you upgrade |
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> a package, first the new version is installed parallel to the existing |
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> one, then the old one is "cleaned out". |
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> You should never need a manual --clean :) But it should never break |
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> anything, which --unmerge can. |
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> Regards, |
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> Sascha |
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That's correct. That shift key sure does make a difference don't it? |
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Still, be careful with what you remove. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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