[How to permanently remove debian kernel source?]

Funtoo dropped multilib support not 32 bit, that's a big difference, 32 bit is still supported with new stages as recently as 02/04/2020, and you're trying to remove debian-sources when you should be removing debian-sources-lts 🙂

[1.4 upgrade and Python 3.6]

Because those ebuilds need fixed to add support for python 3.7. Bugs need filed or pull requests added 🙂

[menulibre cannot install after 1.4-release ego sync]

Most likely a very simple fix of adding python 3.7 to to python_compat in the ebuild

if you could file a bug on bugs.funtoo.org or fix and make a pull request to code.funtoo.org it would be appreciated. Thanks 🙂

[[SOLVED] git-annex fails to build due to lack of space in /var/tmp]

It shouldn't care, allot of us use /var/tmp on tmpfs. Is your /var/tmp/portage full of failed builds causing less than 8 gigs of space? Or something else filling /var/tmp?

[Containers not working after LXC 3.2.1 update]

Could you please report this on bugs.funtoo.org so we can further investigate? Thanks 🙂

[Slot conflicts when trying to upgrade portage]

drop the --exclude dev-lang/perl

[PYTHON_TARGETS troubles]

Do you actually use and need python 3.6? The default in Funtoo 1.4 is python 3.7 and the install guide has you emerge -C =dev-lang/python-3.6* and eselect python cleanup. These steps should have corrected allot of your issues.

[Gnumeric Fails to Build]

I can reproduce this, can you please report on bugs.funtoo.org? Thanks

[emerge net-libs/gupnp -- failing]

Feel free to file bugs on bugs.funtoo.org also that way we can track and other users can benefit/search.

[emerge net-libs/gupnp -- failing]

@upc0d3 can you try emerge -1 =net-libs/gssdp-1.0.3 and emerge -1 =net-libs/gupnp-1.0.3 then emerge -1 gupnp-igd

the versions are slotted so they will install side by side...or both versions will be installed, however you wish to say it 🙂

[emerge net-libs/gupnp -- failing]

@jhan the above seems to be the answer here, needs to dep on older version. If you want to test and PR I have to go out to eat. I can do later if not 🙂

[emerge net-libs/gupnp -- failing]

@jhan already checking, looks like it needs to dep on older 1.0.3 sth like,

=net-libs/gssdp-1.0.3:=
=net-libs/gupnp-1.0.3:=

seeing if it will rebuild with both installed now 🙂

[New 1.4 install - emerge kde-apps-meta failing]

Could you file a bug at bugs.funtoo.org please so we can get this taken care of? At least get libaccounts-glib updated to the latest version, hopefully will fix the issue. Thank You 🙂

[Emerge gnome-extra/sushi-3.34.0-r1]

Thanks for this report also, this too is part of the pending PR. sushi needed an added dep on gtksourceview:4

[Emerge gnome-base/gnome-menus]

Thanks for the report! I made a PR last night pending on this...fix will be in the tree eventually 🙂

[Font Rendering Problems with Applications Which Use Pango [Solved]]

emerge -C pygtk it is unmaintained for a very long time. @drobbins has made several fixes to the tree to workaround this that should help after that. 🙂

[Errors syncing and compiling gnome-kit ( failed )]

We need to see an actual build log to see what is causing the problem, all you have shown is pictures of packages saying they have failed with no info whatsoever 🙂 but my guess is you have edited your CFLAGS by hand and they are not right.

[[SOLVED] poor performance on Funtoo 1.4 with intel graphics]

@cardinal yes, I just worded it weird and confusing I guess. I'm saying that when he runs X it should use i965 for ivybridge gen procs, if not there is an issue 🙂

[[SOLVED] poor performance on Funtoo 1.4 with intel graphics]

@cardinal Hmm, yes you answered everything exactly right, but that should default to i965 and not use gallium. Just build out the old gallium i915 and intel driver. Won't know until you start an X session and check logs to see if its using i965 or not.

[Subarch page has a minor issue.]

I reported it to @drobbins last night, it was stuck in Russian. Should be fixed, if not please file a bug 🙂

[1.4 upgrade cant get rid of python 3.6]

as noted earlier and by drobbins....

eselect python set python3.7

eselect python cleanup

these steps were in the upgrade guide, someone has edited out the selection of the new default interpreter...eselect python set python3.7

[1.4 upgrade cant get rid of python 3.6]

eselect python cleanup

[[Solved] useradd refuses to create a user when LXD is configured with subuid/subgid]

Thats exactly how I had fixed mine, with login.defs. Just change the SUB_UID_MAX  and SUB_GID_MAX

UID_MIN                  1000
UID_MAX                 60000
# System accounts
SYS_UID_MIN               101
SYS_UID_MAX               999
# Extra per user uids
SUB_UID_MIN                100000
SUB_UID_MAX             2000000000
SUB_UID_COUNT               65536

#
# Min/max values for automatic gid selection in groupadd(8)
#
GID_MIN                  1000
GID_MAX                 60000
# System accounts
SYS_GID_MIN               101
SYS_GID_MAX               999
# Extra per user group ids
SUB_GID_MIN                100000
SUB_GID_MAX             20000000000
SUB_GID_COUNT               65536

 

[Nvidia drivers are not found]

@quantum that wiki page mentions the nvidia-kernel-modules in the Introduction and the 1.4 Funtoo upgrade guide explicitly mentions needing the nvidia-kernel-modules package. The wiki page is editable by anyone if you wish to add please go ahead, it would be appreciated 🙂 Also, debian-sources-lts is the default and preferred sources for Funtoo. They are much more thoroughly tested/vetted. Debian-sources are more of a courtesy as they are latest testing of new kernel additions before a mainline LTS kernel is released.

[Nvidia drivers are not found]

nvidia-kernel-modules needs to be installed separately, this is by design for container use cases. VIDEO_CARDS can safely be removed, please do not set to VIDEO_CARDS="" as that is means something different altogether and will cause breakage.