»Q«:
>If you disable the udev useflag for thunar, the ebuild won't pull in
>gvfs.
Well, no. Perhaps because i am using stable. USE="-udev" prevents gudev,
will pull in gvfs and this requires USE="-cdda" because of
The following REQUIRED_USE flag constraints are unsatisfied:
cdda? ( udev )
>I just noticed that my thunar is built with -udev, and it still
>worked with SeaMonkey. I don't know if simply emerging thunar will make
>SeaMonkey use it, but it might be worth a try.
I suspect that gvfs is part of the reason why thunar works for your SM.
>FWIW, my useflags for thunar are "dbus libnotify pcre
>startup-notification -debug -exif -test -udev -xfce_plugins_trash".
I have duplicated this
Calculating dependencies... done!
[...]
[ebuild N ] xfce-base/thunar-1.4.0 USE="dbus libnotify pcre
startup-notification -debug -exif -test -udev" XFCE_PLUGINS="-trash"
Emerging thunar would still get me 14 new packages i do not want. I
doubt thunar without gvfs can replace the filepicker.
All of this has much to do with Gentoo but little with SeaMonkey and i
believe we should stop discussing this on mozilla.support.seamonkey. ;)
Hartmut
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