On Sun, 18 Jan 2009 10:29:31 -0500 "Tom Cooksey" <[email protected]> wrote: > After a bit of investigation, I've found the cause of the problem is > because a lot of the packages I've installed have not been added to > world. This would include all the kde4 meta packages I've installed. > I'm just wondering under what circumstances (other than -1) does > paludis not add things to world? I'm trying to work out what I did so > I don't do it again.
Paludis will not add to world if: * you specify -1 * your dependency specification includes any operators or restrictions * the build process fails midway-through (even if some of your specified targets succeeded) Some older Paludis versions would not add sets to world either. > As for packages not in world being upgraded... is it better to use the > everything set rather than the world set when upgrading? Generally not, if you keep your system well maintained and regularly kill off anything that's not in world. -- Ciaran McCreesh
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