I made this mistake today of upgrading Gnucash from 2.2.5 to 2.2.7
without using any variants. So far it's taken 6 hours and it's not
done yet. Plus I have to go back and deal with a couple of errors.
(most
I'm pretty sure the only thing I'm using Macports for is to install
Gnucash. Everything else I can find binaries for which is much, much
faster! What I'm wondering is how much extra stuff I'm installing
because I didn't think to do +without_quotes +without_hbci
+without_ofx. How am I supposed to know based on port info (A) what
the variants do and (B) how much extra time putting them in will cost
me?
I'm also curious, though at this point it would I think be a waste of
time, whether I could
sudo port deactivate all
sudo port install gnucash +without_quotes +without_hbci +without_ofx
sudo port uninstall inactive
and have the lighter version in place without recompiling everything
and also see how much extra work I've had to wait for my computer to do.
Wasn't there a +without_docs variant? Is this gone because docs don't
work so they aren't being installed anyhow?
Thanks,
Lenore
MacPorts 1.7.0
PowerBook G4
10.5.6
XCode 3.1
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