On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 01:42:23 +0200 Holly Bostick wrote: > So I don't know what's dragging mozilla in for you-- except that > evolution data server, which I noticed in one of your previous posts, > which does require mozilla, and is enabled these days via the 'eds' USE > flag, which I have explicitly disabled. > > But even eds doesn't seem to be dragged in via the unison emerge; I > certainly don't see any 'eds' USE flag on any of the dependencies. > > Ultimately, I'm questioning whether unison is in fact the culprit > here.... you might want to disable the 'eds' USE flag for gnome-panel, > if that's the real bad guy here, as Christoph suggested.
Basically, as far as i can work out, mozilla is a dependency of something that is a dependency of (add layers of recursion) unison IF gtk and mozilla are in the use flags. USE=mozilla doesn't directly affect unison, it works on one of the packages down the recursion chain a bit. (I think it is in fact EDS) Thats just from a play I had, can't be bothered repeating it or whatever, -v, -a and -t are there to prevent unwanted consequences of emerge. -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
