> On 11 Feb 2017, at 8:34 am, Dorien Herremans <dorien.herrem...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hi Ryan, > > Thanks. > > I've run: > sudo port uninstall installed > > sudo port install kde4-baseapps > > and it end with the following error: > Error: Requested variants "+gtk+gtk3+x11" do not match those the build was > started with: "+gtk+gtk3+quartz+x11". > > I'm at a loss quite frankly. I didn't edit any config files or so. >
Just to add, in effect this is exactly what you did. You started a build with a particular configuration, which got so far and failed. You are now starting a new build, with different parameters, and thus you need to remove the old build area. Thats what the clean command does. > >> On 9 February 2017 at 23:37, Ryan Schmidt <ryandes...@macports.org> wrote: >> >> On Feb 9, 2017, at 09:33, Dorien Herremans wrote: >> >> > Thanks for the answer. I am really quite new to macports and I only wanted >> > to install dolphin (kde4-baseapps). Errrr... Not sure how to approach this. >> >> How did you end up with your ports installed with +quartz? Did you edit your >> variants.conf to include +quartz? Or did you specify +quartz manually at the >> command line? >> >> > Can I somehow specify I want to remove all macports? >> >> This will uninstall all ports, while leaving MacPorts itself installed: >> >> sudo port uninstall installed >> >> > And install kde4-baseapps +x11 or something? >> >> kde4-baseapps does not itself have an +x11 variant. See: >> >> $ port variants kde4-baseapps >> kde4-baseapps has the variants: >> baloo: Add support for baloo indexing >> debug: Enable debug binaries >> docs: Build documentation >> >> >> +x11 has always been the MacPorts default, so unless you specify +quartz at >> the command line or in variants.conf, you'll get +x11, where such a choice >> exists. >> > > > > -- > Dorien Herremans, PhD > Marie-Curie Fellow > http://dorienherremans.com > > Queen Mary University of London > School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science > C4DM - Centre for Digital Music, London > > Workshop on Deep Learning and Music, May'17 Anchorage, Alaska.
