Is there a way to disable the marker that indicates what phase is being run. E.g. the "update-eix>" in:
update-eix> [N] >> x11-terms/sakura (~2.1.1): sakura is a terminal emulator based on GTK and VTE update-eix> [N] >> x11-themes/gtk-engines-aurora (~1.4): Aurora GTK+ Theme Engine update-eix> [N] >> x11-themes/gtk-engines-candido (~*0.9.1): Candido GTK+ Theme Engine update-eix> [N] >> x11-themes/lxappearance (~*0.2): a desktop-independent theme switcher for GTK+ I didn't see anything in paludis --help, and I'm not entirely sure what you'd call those indicators, so I didn't know what to search for. I find them visually distracting (extra line wrapping, and things that are meant to be left-aligned aren't), and they usually seem redundant (it already tells what operation is being done). E.g. Sync gentoo sync gentoo> blahblah long line that wraps sync gentoo> blahblah long line that wraps Sync gentoo completed Is part of the rationale that this would indicate when some hook is taking an action, rather than the 'core' action itself? (No hook output for me to look at currently.) Best, Ben _______________________________________________ paludis-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pioto.org/mailman/listinfo/paludis-user
