For some reason, at the end of its life, gentoo devs decided to change the way KDE 3.5 is handled in portage. I had to hand-pick and unmerge a ton of KDE packages, then reinstall a different new “meta” package. I know there are lots of challenges in keeping up with all the linux userspace chaos, but I wish gentoo devs leaned just a LITTLE more towards a seemless end user experience. But that would not be gentoo then! Compile and learn. :><\/p>\n
emerge --unmerge -av kdegraphics kdebase kdelibs kdepim\r\nemerge --unmerge poppler poppler-bindings\r\nemerge --unmerge -av kde:3.5\r\nemerge -av kde-meta:3.5<\/code><\/pre>\n240 packages later… let’s try a full emerge… had to do more cleanup…<\/p>\n
emerge -av --unmerge app-cdr\/k3b perl-Compress-Zlib perl-IO-Compress-Base IO-Compress-Zlib perl-IO-Compress-Zlib Compress-Zlib IO-Compress-Base\r\nemerge -DavuN world<\/code><\/pre>\n129 packages later, and I couldn’t resist, I had to push my luck with an [emerge –depclean]. A few minutes later, and a couple hundred packages lighter, I tried to re-add doxygen, which went away during the depclean. But gcc was apparently borked when an older version was removed. Fix it with this tool:<\/p>\n
gcc-config -l\r\ngcc-config 1 # pick a number from the list<\/code><\/pre>\nYay gentoo! Full steam ahead.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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