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i was complaining on another thread how gentoo was a pile of shit because you can't find a working tlp package on neither the official or overlay repos. some user came to the rescue with a clover os repo with the working updated package. I'm just writing to thank that nigger and the clover is cunts for doing god's work
You're welcome and thanks
layman -a tlp
emerge tlp
Install gentoo
Is having too many PYTHON_TARGETS bad? I've got the following in my make.conf:
PYTHON_TARGETS="python2_7 python3_5 python3_6"
PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET="python3_5"
Pretty sure that's already in profile. So it won't do anything differently
I've got the python profile set to 3.6 for personal projects.
I'm only asking because I'd noticed when emerging that multiple python builds seemed to be being compiled for the same package. I had a paranoid moment when I wondered if I could have been doubly emerging.
I can't think of a reason to have python options in make.conf, so feel free to remove it
Thank you!
>that high profile installation of gentoo turned out to be a failure
>being proud of using software someone else wrote.
Having trouble with CloverOS. Every DE/WM seems to cause the system to freeze nearly immediately. The only one that worked for me was XFCE, but I'd much rather use a WM.
Ive reinstalled multiple times. Is it a problem with my iso? Is there a specific mirror I should be using? Am I a total brainlet tard?
currently installing gentoo, faggots
>livecd
okay gentoomen should I switch profile to 17.0 or stick with 13.0 profile until 17.0 becomes more stable
when using arch it's always a good idea to check the news before updating in case something requires manual intervention. I've heard of gentoo nightmare updates (some gcc shit) and was wondering what I should be checking out before updating, since gentoo.org only has faggy irrelevant news
Need to out Gentoo sometime
answer pls
layman -a palemoon
works but
emerge palemoon
doesn't
what am i doing wrong
17.0 is stabe, 13.0 will be kept in for a few weeks for people that have a huge system and need to rebuild 5000 packages
You provided so little info, at this point there'd be at least 200 different possibe errors.
Did you do emerge --sync after adding the palemoon repo?
emerge palemoon-bin
Upgrade world from tty.
Finally working on upgrading profiles to 17. Ohh GCC 6 it finally is. Nice.
Stupid question here.
Is a musl + systemd profile a good choice?
They say profile 17.0 is supposed to have PIE by default but I see that the pie use flag is not enabled by default why is this?
emerge palemoon says that the package was not found
no but even after doing so it still does the exact same thing
didn't find that package either
How long does it take to build something like firefox, chromium or libreoffice? Is it even worth the time?
i was building libreoffice but something didn't compile so i gave up and installed openoffice-bin
TL;DR:
You can change the targets to:
PYTHON_TARGETS="python2_7 python3_6"
PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET="python3_6"
dont forget to change the use flags:
sed -i -e 's/_python3_5/_python3_6/g' /etc/portage/package.use/*
Then rebuild:
emerge --update --changed-use --deep @world
and clean:
emerge -av --depclean
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
If you are curious what packages have python 3.5 target but no python 3.6 target you can use this command:
comm -3
>emerge -e @world
Thanks
ganu gneto
# emerge -u gcc
# emerge -u glibc
# emerge -e @ world
# emerge -1 gcc
# emerge -e @world
for maximum performance
Fastest distro ever
pls explain
Pls don't do bullshit like this.
Depends on your system and portage settings. If you're using gentoo then yes, do it, why use a source based distro otherwise