Neil Bothwick wrote: > man portage is full of examples, such as: > > package.use > Per-package USE flags. Useful for tracking local > USE flags or for enabling USE flags for certain > packages only. Perhaps you develop GTK and thus you > want documentation for it, but you don't want docu- > mentation for QT. Easy as pie my friend! > > Format: > - comments begin with # > - one DEPEND atom per line with space-delimited USE flags > > Example: > # turn on docs for GTK 2.x > =x11-libs/gtk+-2* doc > # disable mysql support for QT > x11-libs/qt -mysql > > > Is man:emerge in Konqueror the same as man emerge in a command line? I usually do my man pages in Konqueror is why I ask. I assume they are the same. I didn't see a lot of examples like they gave in that man page. Maybe I'm getting blind. o_o I know my eyes take me a while when I first get out of bed.
When I read the man in Konqueror, this was the only mention of package.use: >USE variables may be specified on the command line to override those specified >in the default locations, letting you avoid using some dependencies you may >not want to have. USE flags specified on the command line are NOT remembered. >For example, USE="-X -gnome" emerge mc will emerge mc with those USE settings. >If you want those USE settings to be more permanent, you can put them in >/etc/portage/package.use instead. > I found that with the ctrl + f find thingy. It was the only one. Am I out of date maybe or should I use the Konsole man pages? I like the sig. Top posting got me in a mess when I first came here though. Some don't like rebels I guess. ;) Dale -- To err is human, I'm most certainly human. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
