On Thu, 10 Jul 2003, Heribert Slama wrote:
> Then vim, vim-core > - I don't use vim seriously, yet (just nano, mc[edit] to tweak > config files; kate under KDE), but let it be (part of class > "system"). Then some packages whose function I don't know, most of > them sporting "util" as part of their name;-> > > But the _fat surprise_ is the new release of _XFree86_ (4.3.0). > Would the installed release 4.2.x[1] really fail under the new > baselayout? If I knew a compelling reason for upgrading XFree86, and As far as I know, these packages are there because of the USE flags. If you don't intend to install X on this machine at the future, you can edit your /etc/make.conf and add the "-X" USE flag. If you do intend to or you have it already installed, then I'd recommend to leave the "X" flag in, and compile it while emerging system -- I'm not really sure that one of the system packages doesn't have some nice X-related features which will left out this way. You'll still have to upgrade X at the next emerge world, right ? :) -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
