When attempting to run the program, it fails to load files that are critical to its usage. Its ebuild should be masked, as it is unusable because of this. This problem is no longer evident in version 0.3.0_rc1, however. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge =app-portage/0.2.0 2. run 'gpytage' Actual Results: Nothing useful is shown in the GUI, and a bunch of "file not found" messages are outputted to the terminal. Expected Results: It should have been able to load the files and run normally. The output of the program when it is ran: Config: portage version = 2.1.8.3 GPytage: starting gpytage() /usr/share/gpytage/pixmaps/ package.keywords DOES NOT EXIST package.unmask DOES NOT EXIST package.mask DOES NOT EXIST package.use DOES NOT EXIST sets DOES NOT EXIST bashrc DOES NOT EXIST color.map DOES NOT EXIST modules DOES NOT EXIST mirrors DOES NOT EXIST categories DOES NOT EXIST profile/package.provided DOES NOT EXIST package.keywords DOES NOT EXIST package.unmask DOES NOT EXIST package.mask DOES NOT EXIST package.use DOES NOT EXIST sets DOES NOT EXIST bashrc DOES NOT EXIST color.map DOES NOT EXIST modules DOES NOT EXIST mirrors DOES NOT EXIST categories DOES NOT EXIST profile/package.provided DOES NOT EXIST --- I have the latest stable version of Python on my system, which is dev-lang/python-2.6.4-r1, as of this report.
Resolving now that 0.3.0_rc1 has gone stable.
