> > I'd put money on it being considered part of system > > because it provides virtual/editor, which is part of system. > > In /usr/portage/profiles/base/virtuals , it says > > virtual/editor app-editors/nano > > there's no mention of Joe. > > Someone else suggested it comes from /etc/rc.conf , but there I have > > EDITOR="/usr/bin/vim" > > Any other suggestions ? I'm using the 2005.1 profile. >
/usr/portage/profiles/base/virtuals lists DEFAULT package that provides given virtual. <quote> # This file describes the packages that by default satisfy a certain virtual # That this file exists in the base profile implies that these packages will # work on any architecture that needs that virtual </quote> cthulhu ~ # grep PROVIDE $(equery which joe) PROVIDE="virtual/editor" cthulhu ~ # grep PROVIDE $(equery which vim) PROVIDE="virtual/editor" I suppose that if you have vim installed you may just ignore the warning, and the warning will be issued on any unmerge of every package that provides a virtual/editor, not taking care whether any other installed package provides the same virtual - not a big problem, just minor nuisance. Howgh. ;-) -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by "grep -i virus $MESSAGE"
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