I don't use KDE, just GNOME, but I love the Krusader file manager, so I want to use it in GNOME. If you open a samba-share in Krusader, you will get an error "smb:// protocol not supported" even if the 'samba' use flag is set. Krusader is missing a dependency to kde-base/kdebase-kioslaves to work with samba shares. It is hard to find which kdebase package is needed for samba, I propose to enhance the Krusader USE flags with 'samba', which pulls in kdebase-koslaves as a dependency. I think this will help the GNOME users like me. Best regards, Timo Meinen Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install GNOME 2. Don't install KDE 3. Install Krusader 4. Run Krusader in GNOME and try to connect with a samba share Actual Results: Krusader complains an error: "smb protocol not supported" Expected Results: SMB working with kdebase-kioslaves installed.
(In reply to comment #0) > Krusader is missing a dependency to kde-base/kdebase-kioslaves to work with > samba shares. Not quite. A samba use flag doesn't make a lot of sense, since kde-base/kdebase-kioslaves itself needs to be built with samba use flag set, Portage still doesn't provide any use dependency support and this isn't quite a build time dependency, so using the built_with_use() hack would be inappropriate. I revised the post install information.
