$ ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge -pv babytrans These are the packages that I would merge, in order: Calculating dependencies ...done! [ebuild N ] app-dicts/babytrans-en2pt-0.1 3,439 kB [ebuild N ] app-dicts/babytrans-en-0.1 469 kB [ebuild N ] app-dicts/babytrans-0.9.2-r1 +gnome 217 kB Why do I need portuguese?! All dictionaries should be optional and installed separately. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
BTW, please add ebuilds to other dictionaries found at ftp://ftp.ac-grenoble.fr/ge/languages/babylon_dict/. In particular, EngtoEng.dic ;-). BTW2: Are you sure these are licensed "as-is"?
this is a very valid point. we shouldn't have the optional babytrans dictionaries as babytran's dependency.
Dependency on optional dictionaries removed. BTW1: I'll try to add other dictionaries this week. BTW2: At the end of license.txt file, in babylon software (under the section TERMS OF USE OF BABYLON.COM GLOSSARIES AND OTHER THIRD PARTY MATERIAL), it stated that Glossaries and Third Party material is provided "AS-IS".
> I'll try to add other dictionaries this week. Thanks! > At the end of license.txt file, in babylon software (under the section TERMS OF USE OF BABYLON.COM GLOSSARIES AND OTHER THIRD PARTY MATERIAL), it stated that Glossaries and Third Party material is provided "AS-IS". That may be true for the current releases, but the dictionaries babytrans uses are from an old one. By the time the babytrans project appeared (I've been using it for many years), the "legal" (recommended by the author) way of installing dictionaries was to download the windows version, install it and copy the dictionaries over to your linux partition.
PS. Please unmask babytrans* on amd64. I've been using it for half a year here with no probs.
> That may be true for the current releases, but the dictionaries babytrans uses are from an old one. By the time the babytrans project appeared (I've been using it for many years), the "legal" (recommended by the author) way of installing dictionaries was to download the windows version, install it and copy the dictionaries over to your linux partition. Thanks for pointing that. I added fetch restrictions to the dictionaries ebuilds and I'll contact babylon to see how we can handle this in a legal way. About unmasking in amd64: I recommend talking to someone on the amd64 team. If that doesn't help, ping me on #gentoo-dev and I'll try to help.
