tis 2001-10-23 klockan 07.01 skrev Dan Armak:
> On Tuesday 23 October 2001 02:37, you wrote:
> > Hmm.. a binary that are in both version should only be installed once.
> > Ie. you install the libraries for kde-2 and kde-3 but only kdm for
> > kde-3.
> Unless you want multipe KDEs.

Is there any other reason than for testing that you want multiple
versions of KDE (I'm not talking about the libs here).

I see that you want to have multiple version of kde-libs installed since
not all apps will be ported (or that it takes some time for them to be).
But is there really a reason for having multiple KDE version installed.

If it's only so that people can test KDE3 and still have KDE2 installed
I think that you should drop this efforts and concentrate on something
important instead. It's easy enough to build KDE2 with --build-pkg and
then build KDE3 to test it, if you don't like it (which I can't see why
people would want KDE2 instead of KDE3 when final is out) just emerge
KDE2 --use-pkg to reinstall KDE2.

Regards,
  Mikael Hallendal

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Mikael Hallendal
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Leader
CodeFactory AB, Stockholm, Sweden