Hello!
1) Can you help me with installation of gcc 6.2.0 at Gentoo for amd64?
I need it for the parallel computing. I tried to use ~amd64, but it is
only gcc 5.4 there. And I did not find higher version in the layman's
list (layman -L ).
2) Has it sense to update the kernel to the higher
So far after much digging on the TV I haven't found a way to actually get it to
do what I want. I'm not sure if it even can. I will look when I next get
access to the system (currently in use by other members of the household).
Perhaps somewhere we have a manual for it? I really don't know.
I suspect that I probably ended up masking certain packages around the time
that KDE5 was getting pushed out, but it seems that the "mess" I am currently
experiencing might be worth looking at what I have done with KDE to see if
there is some stuff which I now need to "unfix".
Though, your
161017 Jigme Datse Yli-RAsku wrote:
> In my attempt to update yesterday I ended up uninstalling startkde,
> which meant I couldn't get into KDE any more.
You need kde-plasma/plasma-workspace .
You can emerge it from a raw terminal.
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On 10/17/2016 04:41 PM, Jigme Datse Yli-RAsku wrote:
> When I connect the iMac to our HDTV TV, I can set it to underscan. The
> reason that I would like to do that is because when I display at 1080p
> the TV ends up dropping the edges of the image off of the screen. This
> isn't really a problem
When I connect the iMac to our HDTV TV, I can set it to underscan. The
reason that I would like to do that is because when I display at 1080p
the TV ends up dropping the edges of the image off of the screen. This
isn't really a problem at all for TV, or movies or whatever displayed
there, but if
In my attempt to update yesterday I ended up uninstalling startkde,
which meant I couldn't get into KDE any more. I was wondering if there
is some place I can find where the list of xsessions (startkde or
whatever) is stored, or how it is generated? I am seeing two different
sessions listed as
When I use amarok to open a file manager, konqueror is called instead
of dolphin. In KDE5's System Settings, dolphin is set as the default
file manager, as it was once upon a time in KDE4's System Settings.
I expect (and of course ICBW) the problem is that somehow my KDE4
settings got clobbered
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