Forgive me if this is not the place to ask my question.
Recently i install funtoo to my laptop amd64 -A6 dual boot with win10, i follow the installation guide to emerge kernel+xfce4+refind uefi, everything alright and boot without problem. Then i tried to use gnome and follow the guide using epro mix-ins gnome and emerge @world,
process completed and start gnome, but it show me that i miss something not install and falllback.
So i tried emerge -va gnome , it take more than 170 packages to be installed which included 'apache'. then i was confused.
My question is that
apache is / not required for installing gnome? i don't need it becasue i already emerge nginx+php+mariadb
# epro mix-ins +gnome | emerge @world . this mix-ins command will do everything for installing gnome, or just parrt of it. And i need to emerge gnome just like old school method ?
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groplus
Hi guys,
Forgive me if this is not the place to ask my question.
Recently i install funtoo to my laptop amd64 -A6 dual boot with win10, i follow the installation guide to emerge kernel+xfce4+refind uefi, everything alright and boot without problem. Then i tried to use gnome and follow the guide using epro mix-ins gnome and emerge @world,
process completed and start gnome, but it show me that i miss something not install and falllback.
So i tried emerge -va gnome , it take more than 170 packages to be installed which included 'apache'. then i was confused.
My question is that
apache is / not required for installing gnome? i don't need it becasue i already emerge nginx+php+mariadb
# epro mix-ins +gnome | emerge @world . this mix-ins command will do everything for installing gnome, or just parrt of it. And i need to emerge gnome just like old school method ?
this is confusing me and anyone can help please.
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