This problem is also mentioned in Bugzilla Bug 48662 but the ebuild in portage isn't updated yet. Just replace x11-base/xfree with virtual/x11 twice and this problem is solved Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.If you use xorg, 2.try to emerge gtk-cpuspeedy 3.it is blocked by xorg-x11 then. Actual Results: Emerge doesn't want to install the cpuspeedy gtk frontend
now the ebuild changed to virtual/xfree.... It must be virtual/x11 !!!!
Created attachment 29884 [details] good ebuild for gtk-cpuspeedy this should be a good ebuild for gtk-cpuspeedy
Fixed. Apologies for the error. was making rushed changes. Please attach ebuilds as a text/plain, text/x-ebuild type (or autodetect is good). application/octet-stream is a pain trying to view ebuilds in web browsers as that is the mime type the server forwards. gksu added dependancy as per bug #48978. Can you confirm that this is correct? Thanks.
I don't think you need gksu as you can use kdesu also. The user finds it himself. (Because there ar more applications you need to su)
In a gnome env a gtk version is probably preferable over kdesu. I'm just going to leave the gksu dependancy in as root priv is required for cpuspeedy and I'm sure not everyone is happy doing $ xhost +localhost before running root priv X applications. Thanks for your input though, I do appreciate it.
