Re: Default packages flags

3, 2013 at 9:58 PM, Pavel Baculák wrote: > >> As I am reading this mailing list, I think - download source, unzip >> and read debian/rules is the best way. Any easier way don't exist. >> But it is a shame that there don't any easier ways. > > Perhaps you didn'

Re: Default packages flags

As I am reading this mailing list, I think - download source, unzip and read debian/rules is the best way. Any easier way don't exist. But it is a shame that there don't any easier ways. Thank. Best regards. Baci -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-devel-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject

Re: Default packages flags

pport . And I need to know, if is some web site, where can I found this informations. For some packages is it sometime important. Thanks Baci 2013/2/2 Andreas Metzler : > [ quoting fixed, redirected to mailing list ] > > On 2013-02-02 Pavel Baculák wrote: >> 2013/2/2 Andreas

Re: Default packages flags

Thank you very much for answer, but this are system flags. Or I am writing mistake?? But I neads flags for package, for example in Gento this are USE flags. As example - mc have possibility USE flags - I found it, when I was compiling mc from sources in .../debian/rules DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS :=

Default packages flags

Please, Is possible to know, which is default flags for packages? Or where can i find this information? For example in Gentoo or in Sabayon is this very easy. For Sabayon can I find all flags on the Sabayon's web page for all packages. Thank. Best regards. Baci -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to deb