ppp contains a gtk-useflag which builds a gtk1-interface. I doubt it's of much use and it'll cause a system with gtk useflag to fetch in gtk1-deps. I'd suggest to just remove that.
In fact, I've noticed it's a automagic dep.. even if you USE="-gtk" ppp, it ends up linking against GTK+-1.2 if it's found in system. :(
(In reply to comment #0) Actually it is very useful for paranoid people who doesn't like storing their PPP passwords in files. For those, pppd has a plugin called passprompt. When gtk useflag is enabled, the /usr/sbin/pppgetpass looks like this: #!/bin/sh if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ]; then exec pppgetpass.vt "$@" else exec pppgetpass.gtk "$@" fi I would say this functionality is too neat to loose. (In reply to comment #1) What program/library is liked against GTK-1? Did you checked with equery uses ppp?
(In reply to comment #2) > (In reply to comment #1) > What program/library is liked against GTK-1? Did you checked with equery uses > ppp? > Installing the stuff back to give some output, until then ignore me.
Turns out it can use gtk2 just as well. Fixed in ppp-2.4.4-r12. Right now this revision is pmasked, but I will unmask it as soon as solution for bug 190143 is tested.
