On Tuesday 02 January 2007 15:35, Alan E. Davis wrote:
> Thank you for the insight, Alan. I am just getting to the point of
> understanding this. As a non -developer/programmer I have been at a
> loss to understand these basic points about USE flags. Over time,
> they begin to make sense. Your
Thank you for the insight, Alan. I am just getting to the point of
understanding this. As a non -developer/programmer I have been at a loss to
understand these basic points about USE flags. Over time, they begin to
make sense. Your pointer about the ebuilds is extremely valuable.
Maybe it's j
On Monday 01 January 2007 05:52, Alan E. Davis wrote:
> On 12/31/06, Aniruddha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I think this is an excellent idea! For starters you can use euse:
> >
> > # euse -i useflagname
>
> I already use euse. It is really helpful. The short descriptions
> of the USE flags a
On 12/31/06, Aniruddha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think this is an excellent idea! For starters you can use euse:
# euse -i useflagname
I already use euse. It is really helpful. The short descriptions of the
USE flags are often helpful. Just as often, they are not informative enough
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On December 26 at 20:38 EST, Alan E. Davis hastily scribbled:
> I wiki about USE flags would be extremely useful. Am I the only one, or are
> newbies the only ones who encounter USE flags with cryptic significance?
> The descriptions from euse, profuse, etc., are a bit of a help alot of the
> time
After about a year of using Gentoo, I am very pleased. Not being a
programmer, I do tend to spend alot of time on that learning curve. It has
become more and more apparent in the past couple of months that USE flags
really *are* as fantastic as they are cracked up to be, in at least one
way---th
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