Fredric Johansson <fredric.miscm...@gmail.com> [11-11-12 17:32]: > On Sat, Nov 12, 2011 at 4:24 PM, <meino.cra...@gmx.de> wrote: > ...snip... > >> Try `emerge --tree -pvuD @world` to see what is pulling it in. > >> > > > > Gives me that: > > > > Calculating dependencies... done! > > [nomerge ] app-xemacs/emerge-1.11 > > [nomerge ] app-editors/xemacs-21.4.22-r2 USE="X berkdb gdbm gif gpm > > jpeg png tiff -Xaw3d -athena -canna -dnd -eolconv -esd -freewnn -ldap > > -motif -mule -nas -neXt -pop -postgres -xface -xim" > > [ebuild N ] app-xemacs/xemacs-base-2.27 524 kB > > [ebuild N ] app-editors/xemacs-21.4.22-r2 USE="X berkdb gdbm gif > > gpm jpeg png tiff -Xaw3d -athena -canna -dnd -eolconv -esd -freewnn -ldap > > -motif -mule -nas -neXt -pop -postgres -xface -xim" 8 > > > > Looks like emerge became part of the xemacs package....vim seems not > > good enough...;) > > > > My current emerge is version 2.1.10.11... > > > > <scratching my head> > > > > Any idea, where the knot is? > > > > Best regards, > > mcc > > > > my guess is that you accidently installed app-xemacs/emerge which just > happens to have the same name as the command 'emerge' that > sys-apps/portage installs > > //Fredric >
hmm... may be. But: Now and when I may did install it accidently it is/was true, that Xemacs was needed and would be installed. Why was it pulled in now, if it would have been installed when I installed app-xemacs/emerge accidently? Best regards, mcc
