Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
> > I was looking for a silver bullet,
> > so I can just auto prevent installing anything that
> > uses kde 3 *
> In that case, I would find a convenient package.keywords in a kde overlay and
> symlink to it from /etc/portage/package.mask/
Interesting
On Wednesday 25 March 2009 07:16:03 James wrote:
> > Avoiding having kde-3.5 stuff installed is exactly the same as avoiding
> > having firefox installed - don't emerge it.
>
> Yep, I get it, manual_labor.
>
>
> I was looking for a silver bullet,
> so I can just auto prevent installing anything
Paul Hartman gmail.com> writes:
> Actually you can probably just do "emerge -pv --depclean kdelibs:3.5"
> to see what depends on kdelibs:3.5
Yes, agreed.
However, since this system is only for kde-4.x software, It be really
cool and easy to just find a way to mask off anything and everything
Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
> > Where I'm confused is can I have 2 versions
> > of kdelibs installed at the same time?
> Yes, you can.
Right,
got it.
Can be done, but henders move to a clean, 100% kde4
installation.
> Avoiding having kde-3.5 stuff installed is exactly the same as avo
Volker Armin Hemmann googlemail.com> writes:
> > Where I'm confused is can I have 2 versions
> > of kdelibs installed at the same time?
> > My gut tells me NO?
> your guts tell you wrong
> a) kde3 is installed into /usr/kde/3.5
> b) kde4 is either in /usr or /usr/kde/4.X (kdeprefix useflag, use
James wrote:
Hello,
Confidence is high that I've mucked_up this upgrade to
kde-4.2.1.
I was content to leave the system at 3.5.9 and while
I was messing around, I guess I triggered a kde 4.2.1 install
(I had started the upgrade and decide to wait some weeks ago.)
Long story short, I'm now run
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