* Marc Tessier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [21 Mar 2003 20:55]: > I have emerge gnome completely without having the esound in my USE flag and > installed it by itself as a dependency. > > I read on the gnome page that esd is the sound daemon for gnome. but I may > be crazy or I don`t understand english at all :o) LOL. anyone here use > gnome without ESD? > > Here the output of an emerge -p of gnome-base/gnome on a system without any > X stuff and without the ESD in the USE flag. Now I think i am not crazy :o) [ "emerge -p gnome-base-gnome" output ]
Try adding "-esd" to your USE flags, or unmerging esound, or both. :-) Here is the output from "emerge -vp gnome-base/gnome | grep esd" on my system. Note that I do have esound installed, but it is not in my USE flags. emerge output: [ebuild N ] media-video/avifile-0.7.32.20030219 -static +truetype +xv +sdl -dvd +mmx -sse +3dnow +zlib +oggvorbis +X +qt -alsa +esd [ebuild N ] media-libs/gst-plugins-0.6.0-r4 +encode +quicktime +mpeg +jpeg +esd -gnome +mikmod +sdl +png -alsa -arts -dvd +aalib +oggvorbis +mmx You'll notice that `media-video/avifile' and `media-libs/gst-plugins' have dependencies on esound, though it would appear that nothing in gnome-base does. Hope that this will be helpful. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
