quot; network stack.
The other two cases need a clarification:
3) -netifrc -newnet: no network stack?!?
4) netifrc newnet: ???
This should be definitely documented somewhere (I didn't find anything).
And, the last question: what's the point to have two flags instead the
good old one?
Tha
ally, I always though to vim as the system's "non-minimal" vi flavor,
reserving the "minimal" role to vi from busybox, but I can agree that a
minimal vim (linking as less things as possible) which coexists with a
full-featured gvim is a reasonable solution.
So the
Kent Fredric gmail.com> writes:
> Useflags have their perks for giving variations on behaviour, but having 3
> effective packages in one, governed by useflags, means you'll have 3 much
> more tightly coupled packages, and the code will be much messier with
> useflag conditionals to pull dependenc
ng so?
Thanks for your time
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