Re: [gentoo-dev] more gnome-apps ebuild (and resend blufish ebuild)

[AGottinger@t-online.de (Achim Gottinger)]

Philippe Namias wrote:
> 
> On Wednesday 07 March 2001 15:55, you wrote:
> > Philippe Namias wrote:
> > > > Thank you philippe,
> > > >
> > > > Can you take care that all you ebuild's install man and info pages to
> > > > /opt/gnome/share/{man,info} and that
> > > > etc stuff goes into /etc/opt/gnome. These are the places FHS2.1 uses.
> > > > Stuff like ssh, pam, bonobo, readline, nls (gettext) support should be
> > > > only build-in if the USE flags are set.
> > >
> > > Ok i will do as you said. I will give a try to gnome 1.4. beta 2 tonight
> > > and report bug if any (but i am sure any as you done it:)
> >
> > I'm sure there are bugs in the dependencies. I will test them after I'm
> > finished with updating.
> 
> I compiled gnome 1.4 (no dependancy problem) i just foud some missing headers
> in packages so i email to the maintainer of the package.

Can you tell me what packages miss headers?

> But globally gnome-1.4 is slow like the hell when running with nautilus 0.8.2
> (my workstation : a Bi-Processor PIII-800 with 512Mo ) but the funny part of
> it, is that gnome-1.4 start a lot faster than gnome1.2 .

Hmm, it runs slower that with mc but not slow as hell. :-)
On what arch did you build i486-pc-linux-gnu (-m486 -O2) are the
defaults in rc4_pre2.
I used i686-pc-linunx-gnu for testing over here.
Did you try to build nautilus with mozilla? 
I think I found the right c++ flags and compilation works. Mozilla and
nautilus both run but the 
embedded_mozilla component in nautilus allways segfaults.

I hope I have more time to spend to gentoo next week. This week I was
very busy with other works, so 
sorry that I did not commit your packages yet.

achim~