Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
> Sounds like an good candidate for a Google Summer of Code project actually.
You scare the hell out of me. WE think so much alike.
You STOLE my punchline here
> Meanwhile, I'm not aware of any method more reliable than good old grep -r
Now I know yo
Brennan Shacklett gmail.com> writes:
> The quse command in app-portage/gentoolkit is useful for finding a
> quick definition of a use flag. You go "quse -D " and it
> will give you the global definition (if it exists), as well as local
> definitions for packages in which the use flag does someth
Apparently, though unproven, at 03:02 on Friday 05 November 2010, James did
opine thusly:
> Lots of good information specific to those flags (Alan), but,
> as I suspected, no general quick reference on a given flag,
> with any sort of detail. Look here what I use from my .bashrc:
>
> # USE flag
On 11/4/10, James wrote:
> Paul Hartman gmail.com> writes:
>
>> I don't know what you considered obvious, so excuse me if I'm
>> repeating what you already knew. :)
>
>
> OK (Alan) and Paul. I should have explained that v4l and
> v4l2 were just examples. Sure, I know about them. Why
> is v4l stil
Paul Hartman gmail.com> writes:
> I don't know what you considered obvious, so excuse me if I'm
> repeating what you already knew. :)
OK (Alan) and Paul. I should have explained that v4l and
v4l2 were just examples. Sure, I know about them. Why
is v4l still around? Some package somewhere with s
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