diff -ur gaim-0.59.4.ebuild gaim-0.59.5.ebuild --- gaim-0.59.4.ebuild 2002-10-14 00:20:09.000000000 +0200 +++ gaim-0.59.5.ebuild 2002-10-17 12:55:15.000000000 +0200 @@ -57,7 +57,9 @@ gnomeopts="${myconf}" # Gnome is disabled for GTK+ 2.0 build and first build of GTK 1.4 version - myconf="${myconf} --disable-gnome" + # Should it still be disabled ? Seems to compile fine with now. + # <rigo@home.nl> dd. 17-10-2002 + #myconf="${myconf} --disable-gnome" # always build standalone gaim program econf ${myconf} || die
Thanks for the update notification, but have a good look at the ebuild changes you made : --disable-gnome is there for a good reason.
See remark in update/diff above Foser ? If I don't know why, I ask. Isn't that the preferable approach ? So what's that good reason ;-) ? Rigo
First the standalone client gets created. This happens everytime. For gtk2 enable gnome doesn't do anything, for gtk1 there's another compile round if you want the panel applet (gnome). It's all there in the ebuild.
Damn little term/vi ....Should've used page-down once more ;-/... Thanx 4 the explanation (and yes u're right, it's all in the ebuild ;-)... Seems I'm running out of sorry's with you foser ! ;-D, Rogi
*** Bug 9345 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
