Neil Bothwick neil at digimed.co.uk writes:
I use: /usr/lib/gentoolkit/bin/qpkg
I just copy it to /usr/local/bin. Since /usr/local/bin/qpkg is not owned
by gentoolkit, it won't be touched by portage. An update to gentoolkit
will reinstall qpkg in the original location, but it will be the
Paul Varner fuzzyray at gentoo.org writes:
I use: /usr/lib/gentoolkit/bin/qpkg
ln -s /usr/lib/gentoolkit/bin/qpkg /usr/local/bin/qpkg
Yes, I rather like this symlink approach.
Answering your question about paths, the place to put it would
be /root/.bashrc
export
Francesco Riosa BastianBalthazarBux at pnpitalia.it writes:
why not to do a litle jump and go with app-portage/portage-utils ?
Dude, (are old_farts allowed to use terms like dude?)
with Gentoo, I do a lot of jumping. Granted, I have things
working better than ever on computers, but, I 'jump'
Paul Varner fuzzyray at gentoo.org writes:
Actually it does:
OK, let's say I'm looking or 'theoraenc'
I just ran 'qgrep theora *' and got lots of hits,
I ran 'qgrep theoraenc *' and got nothing
Does this mean no (ebuild) contains theoraenc ?
qpkg -i theoraencreturns emptytoo
James wrote:
Paul Varner fuzzyray at gentoo.org writes:
Actually it does:
OK, let's say I'm looking or 'theoraenc'
I just ran 'qgrep theora *' and got lots of hits,
I ran 'qgrep theoraenc *' and got nothing
qgrep theora is actually similar to grep theora
On Thu, 2005-12-15 at 20:08 +, James wrote:
OK, let's say I'm looking or 'theoraenc'
I just ran 'qgrep theora *' and got lots of hits,
I ran 'qgrep theoraenc *' and got nothing
Does this mean no (ebuild) contains theoraenc ?
qpkg -i theoraencreturns emptytoo
How do
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