On Tuesday 06 December 2005 16:41, Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
about '[gentoo-user] What USE flags would make for the ideal home KDE
box?':
> I would like to see what USE flags you use to make the 'ideal' KDE
> Gentoo box. I'm just trying to narrow down my choices, and yet, still
> remain somewhat flexible, and/or secure.
I run KDE at home with these use flags:
USE="kde X java emacs gnutls samba motif truetype unicode xprint acl \
mysql postgres xml xml2 kerberos ldap hal howl esd nptl tcltk \
bzip2 odbc mozilla tetex threads libg++ oss arts kdeenablefinal \
tidy xinerama xmms directfb licaca fbcon flac vorbis ogg dga \
xine audiofile gphoto2 cscope bash-completion a52 aac dvd v4l \
vcd libcaca mng theora ieee1394 sndfile mikmod snmp dbus cdr \
dvdr acpi apm pda oggvorbis imagemagick guile wmf lesstif \
cdparanoia dv dvb dvdread lzo xanim rtc tga xvid bidi bl edl \
v4l2 nsplugin ffmpeg mjpeg css musepack fame sblive dts fuse \
real mplayer win32codecs syslog javascript sasl async svg smp \
gimpprint ppds lcms cups -gnome -Xaw3d musicbrainz gd tiff \
sqlite scanner logitech-mouse rdesktop lm_sensors slp \
ntlm_unsupported_patch browserplugin wifi elf"
If you don't have a printer you can drop out:
gimpprint ppds lcms and cups xprint
If you don't user 802.11 you can drop:
wifi
No scanner? drop
scanner
No digital camera? drop
gphoto2
Don't have to deal with windows? drop
samba
No central login (probably) drop
kerberos ldap and sasl ntlm_unsupported_patch
Also, some of these are local use flags, and should really be in
my /etc/portage/package.use
There's probably a few extra banging around in there too. (bl, howl, odbc,
driectfb, libcaca, oss, tidy, apm, elf, and possibly mozillam etc.)
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