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Subject: Re: [gentoo-dev] problems with emerge and tcl-tk
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> tk need the x-libraries, so for comp=FCiling tk the x-libraries have to b=
e
> build ... Maybe the separation of the package in tcl (which does not need
> anything from X) and tk (which needs tcl and the X-libraries) could be a
> solution ...

I think that that would be a good thing to do. Since tcl is also often
used as embedded language on system that don't necesseraly run X
(database server with postgresql) for example.

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