for machines (servers) without any GUI, no X11, thus no GTK+ installed, gnome-keyring is able to build using app-crypt/gcr[-gtk], using a quite simple patch mostly in configure.ac file in order to add a '--disable-gtk' configure flag. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Choose a machine build with USE="-X -gtk' 2. Try to build gnome-keyring package 3. Configuration fails due to lack of libgcr presence Actual Results: Configure script check inconditionnaly for libgcr presence, but it is absent when app-crypt/libgcr is build with '-gtk' USE flag Expected Results: Adding a '--disable-gtk' to gnome-keyring configure script and make libgcr check optional. With a small additional patch gnome-keyring is able to build and the daemon can run, even if it warns about XDISPLAY absence at startup A merge request has been submitted to gitlab.gnome.org. Will update with the link asap.
Created attachment 824719 [details] output from emerge --info =gnome-base/gnome-keyring-42.1
Created attachment 824721 [details, diff] Proposed patch to add gtk+ dependency optional This patch adds an '--disable-gtk' option to configure.ac and changes two headers inclusions, using gcr/gcr-base.h instead of gcr/gcr.h.
Just openned an issue on Gnome gitlab site: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-keyring/-/issues/121
