This IMHO should go to nsbrowser/nsplugin so symlink is created for all browsers ... I for one set -mozilla. This plugin does work for firefox and others, and mozilla is slowly dying seamonkey is starting its climb to replace mozilla-suite which will cause yet another USE flag to change later anyways.
*** Bug 102468 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
The plugin is placed in the right place. it's in /opt/netscape/plugins.
location is not issue the mozilla USE flag is issue and should be changed to nsplugin
ok It's fixed with acroread 7.0.1.1. It's works with all gecko based browsers. Thanks
Why "nsplugin"? Sun-jre-bin and other java implementations use "browserplugin". For consistency's sake, I would suggest using browserplugin.
See the full thread starting here: http://www.mail-archive.com/gentoo-dev@lists.gentoo.org/msg02898.html
Backward compatibility goes out the window with the drop of the hat around here. Thus causing everyone that still uses mozilla to change their use flags. And what already it will happen again, and yet another for Java. You people should have some mainframe experience. This kind of stuff causes too many users too many delays. In the corporate world you never, never disable a flag until it's usefullness has expired.
Actually, this could be done with an intelligent migration - just like when package categories are updated, emerge sync automatically updates /etc/portage/package.keywords files etc. So, if USE-flags change, just update the appropriate fields in package.use or make.conf automatically.
