Hello,
Is there any way to get kuroo working with portage with cdb module?
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Greetings,
Using kuroo, sometimes I get a notice such as: QA Notice: Package has
poor programming practices which may compile fine but exhibit random
runtime failures. Any idea what trigers such as message?
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Am Dienstag 15 Mai 2007 21:07 schrieb David Harel:
Greetings,
Using kuroo, sometimes I get a notice such as: QA Notice: Package has
poor programming practices which may compile fine but exhibit random
runtime failures. Any idea what trigers such as message?
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On Tuesday 15 May 2007 21:07:47 David Harel wrote:
Using kuroo, sometimes I get a notice such as: QA Notice: Package has
poor programming practices which may compile fine but exhibit random
runtime failures. Any idea what trigers such as message?
It's not from kuroo. It's from portage. It's
and emerge depclean's. I can't even get rid of them in kuroo,
in fact kuroo shows the files are still installed?
how do I get rid of these ghosts
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my
revdep-rebuild and emerge depclean's. I can't even get rid of them in kuroo,
in fact kuroo shows the files are still installed?
how do I get rid of these ghosts
Well, if portage thinks a package is installed, then normally you can simply
unmerge it. If the unmerge fails for some reason
Hi Arturo
On Tue, 2006-05-16 at 18:29 -0300, Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman wrote:
I've never found a program that would allow me to browse portage
categories, then packages, showing in one window description,
version, etc, etc.
you do know kuroo [1]?
It's very kde-ish, but (or because
.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2 years out
of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been understandably
removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed information on a Kuroo
overlay.
And I also came across Porthole; however, all versions
I seem to find lots of bad repository servers when running emerge.emerge mozilla-firefox failed for quite some time (at least a day), emerge kuroo has failed for two days, just like emerge crafty.Does anyone know if there are any general problems with servers?
Regards,Martin S
. Why are you
using KWrite anyway to look at the emerge log? Why not use
something like Kuroo? Or else qlop (from portage-utils)?
Or app-portage/genlop.
I'll get you both at the same time. It seems every time I get good at a
tool, they change it to something else. Just as I
On Tue, 15 May 2007 22:07:47 +0300
David Harel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
Using kuroo, sometimes I get a notice such as: QA Notice: Package has
poor programming practices which may compile fine but exhibit random
runtime failures. Any idea what trigers such as message?
I
there is a big
difference. It's eupdatedb which takes a very long time compared to
update-eix.
Is this getting to the point of ferocity of the legendary emacs vs. vi
wars I've heard so much about?
At this rate, I'm inclined to recommend Kuroo to all of you. I've
been kicking the tires in on it, and it's
Hi
I cannot speak for the app you mentioned or for these but.
Kuroo - is marked testing
kentoo -
} Both marked as stable
guitoo -
All are KDE frontends.
Now that said I personally prefer using
http://packages.gentoo.org/categories/
or
http://gentoo-portage.com/
to find
-
something a GUI _ought_ to be able to resolve.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2 years
out of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been
understandably removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed
information on a Kuroo overlay
to resolve.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2 years
out of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been
understandably removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed
information on a Kuroo overlay.
And I also came across Porthole; however
to resolve.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2 years
out of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been
understandably removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed
information on a Kuroo overlay.
And I also came across Porthole; however
in the emerge update process - something
a GUI _ought_ to be able to resolve.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2 years out
of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been understandably
removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed information
in
the emerge update process - something a GUI _ought_ to be able to
resolve.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2
years out of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been
understandably removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed
a GUI _ought_ to be able to
|resolve.
|
|In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2
|years out of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been
|understandably removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed
|information on a Kuroo overlay
.
See if any new versions of *installed* software are available.
...
For these tasks I use Kuroo (for KDE, http://tux.myftp.org/).
I know where is something similar for GNOME too.
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Kuroo? Or else qlop (from portage-utils)?
Benno
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to look at the emerge log? Why not use
something like Kuroo? Or else qlop (from portage-utils)?
Or app-portage/genlop.
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* On May 27 11:29, Lord Sauron (gentoo-user@lists.gentoo.org) wrote:
At this rate, I'm inclined to recommend Kuroo to all of you. I've
been kicking the tires in on it, and it's really quite good.
I have a feeling that, given people who extensively discuss the merits of
esearch vs. eix, you're
and emerge eix .Eix is a great tool.
As for Portage (X-based) GUIs, I don't use them, but AFAIK the most
mature of them is Kuroo. I don't know of text-based interfaces, I
remember me and some guy on the ML planned to write one but never did.
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version of a particular software package is installed.
See if any new versions of *installed* software are available.
...
For these tasks I use Kuroo (for KDE, http://tux.myftp.org/).
I know where is something similar for GNOME too.
What would be the Gnome equivalent? I use and prefer
On Thursday 09 March 2006 21:50, Jim wrote:
For these tasks I use Kuroo (for KDE, http://tux.myftp.org/).
I know where is something similar for GNOME too.
What would be the Gnome equivalent? I use and prefer Gnome :)
Jim
porthole is gtk based, its my pick despite it happens to segfault
:
See list of all *installed* software.
Browse available software that can be installed.
See what version of a particular software package is installed.
See if any new versions of *installed* software are available.
...
For these tasks I use Kuroo (for KDE, http://tux.myftp.org
use (this is only one line):
#while read pkg; do eix --force-color --compact ^${pkg}$ | head -n 1; done
/var/lib/portage/world
Browse available software that can be installed.
Others have mentioned kuroo which is by far the best gui that I have ever seen
for portage (not that I ever use a gui
knowledge of the people on this list.
The url is about a KDE app called Kuroo that is supposed to be a
frontend to the portage tree. You are supposed to be able to search for
installed packages, among other things. Has anyone heard of this? Any
opinions?
Take care,
Colleen
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running emerge.
emerge mozilla-firefox failed for quite some time (at least a day), emerge
kuroo has failed for two days, just like emerge crafty.
Does anyone know if there are any general problems with servers?
Regards,
Martin S
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, tips etc.
Some tasks I could do in Fedora/Ubuntu that I want to know how to do on
Gentoo:
See list of all *installed* software.
best done in kuroo ;)
Browse available software that can be installed.
best done in kuroo, too.
See what version of a particular software package is installed
in the emerge update process - something
a GUI _ought_ to be able to resolve.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2 years out
of date now, so it would have to have been KDE3) so it's been understandably
removed from mainline portage - though I also noticed information
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b.n. wrote:
As for Portage (X-based) GUIs, I don't use them, but AFAIK the most
mature of them is Kuroo. I don't know of text-based interfaces, I
remember me and some guy on the ML planned to write one but never did.
Yep. With me. Genetic
anyway to look at the emerge log? Why not use
something like Kuroo? Or else qlop (from portage-utils)?
To *look* at emerge.log, one uses less. Or more. Or most.
Never ever ever does one use a text editor to look at a log.
However, this is almost certainly a bug in kwrite, or kwrite has been
on them. You can see lists of packages
at http://packages.gentoo.org/ or via the package Kuroo,
a front-end for Portage which resembles the Mandriva pkg-management tool.
While emerging, there are messages displayed too fast
Is there any logfile of the emerging process written to somewhere ?
add
On 5/28/06, Thomas Kirchner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* On May 27 11:29, Lord Sauron (gentoo-user@lists.gentoo.org) wrote:
At this rate, I'm inclined to recommend Kuroo to all of you. I've
been kicking the tires in on it, and it's really quite good.
I have a feeling that, given people who
it comes toGentoo, so I bow to the superior knowledge of the people on this list.
The url is about a KDE app called Kuroo that is supposed to be afrontend to the portage tree.You are supposed to be able to search forinstalled packages, among other things.Has anyone heard of this?Any
opinions?Take care
of some old computer hardware
box this old Symantec null modem cable, plugged it between my X40 and
XP Desktop, and hoped for the best. I was able to configure XP as the
host with no difficulties, however, I'm not sure what to do about
Linux. I'm looking though Kuroo for things about Null
, the problems I have/d is that lots of servers doesn't have the packages at all. Then continuing to the next mirror with the same result. Crafty (a chess engine) didn't install for 3 days- but just now, when I needed the error message, it installed (figures). Same with kuroo of course...
Regards,Martin
working. I'm known to do things like
that.
Might wanna take a look through the stuff in app-portage/ before you
start. I'm a fan of porthole.
Kuroo is nice, however, portage still lacks the pure brilliance of
aptitude. If you don't know what I'm talking about, get debian (or
something debain
a little tired of having
konsole windows open and not being able to keep track of where I am in the
emerge update process - something a GUI _ought_ to be able to resolve.
In googling, I noticed Kuroo, but it's no longer maintained (nearly 2 years
out of date now, so it would have to have been
a command line job
Well, on Debian-like systems I absolutely *love* Synaptic. To me, it's
what a user-friendly package manager should look like.
I have only very little experience with Portage GUIs. Problem, it seems,
is that there isn't one single project where people is focused (Kuroo,
Porthole
in KWrite. Why are you
using KWrite anyway to look at the emerge log? Why not use
something like Kuroo? Or else qlop (from portage-utils)?
To *look* at emerge.log, one uses less. Or more. Or most.
Never ever ever does one use a text editor to look at a log.
However, this is almost
://packages.gentoo.org/ or via the package Kuroo,
a front-end for Portage which resembles the Mandriva pkg-management tool.
Ah! Good to know ! Thanks !
While emerging, there are messages displayed too fast
Is there any logfile of the emerging process written to somewhere ?
add to /etc
frequently.
On Sat, 26 Aug 2006, Martin S wrote:
I seem to find lots of bad repository servers when running emerge.
emerge mozilla-firefox failed for quite some time (at least a day),
emerge
kuroo has failed for two days, just like emerge crafty.
Does anyone know if there are any
miracle found media-fonts/ (was
using Kuroo, which organizes things like media/fonts, so I didn't look
in media/ for fonts, so I almost missed it). I installed a few fonts
that I thought might rectify the situation, however, they didn't.
What should I do to fix Emacs? I hear it's a very powerful
null modem cable, plugged it between my X40 and
XP Desktop, and hoped for the best. I was able to configure XP as the
host with no difficulties, however, I'm not sure what to do about
Linux. I'm looking though Kuroo for things about Null Modems, but I'd
imagine there's a more command-line friendly
in Fedora/Ubuntu that I want to know how to do on
Gentoo:
See list of all *installed* software.
kuroo is good, porthole seemed to do that too, but it segfault in one
of my system.
Browse available software that can be installed.
http://packages.gentoo.org
See what version of a particular software
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