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@cardinal Thank you so much again! :><3 It worked for me. You just forgot (I guess) to say to emerge allegro-4.4.2-r1 before emerge aseprite, but after emerging allegro, aseprite was emerged normally. The only bad news is that this version of ase is 1.1.7 while there is already the version 1.2.11.

@cardinal I searched a bit on the internet and I knew that aseprite uses a modified version of allegro 4.4. This is why trying to emerge aseprite ever requires allegro 4.4. Does portage use this modified version or the standard version of allegro (but in version 4.4)? Should the emake error occur because it uses the original version of allegro? About the prints: I'm sorry, man. Maim was the most quickly away I had to show. I'll try to upload the logs and get link for that in the next time.

@cardinal I copied the patch to the folder and tried to emerge again and occurred an error over again. Seems like the patch did not work well. This is the print of the error. Should I stop sending prints instead links for an uploaded log?

Thanks to everyone! My aes problem was solved; I could compile qtgui without problems. Although I have a doubt about if should I reinstall Funtoo Linux because I used the Sandy Bridge subarch to install this instead the generic subarch. Also the allegro emake failed again, I checked the log and seemed that a file called linux/awe_voice.h was missing (not found). Can anyone explain to me how can I solve this?

I tried to emerge nextcloud-client again and the compilation got like dead when "compiling" qtgui (as always). So I tried to emerge qtkeychain (that is a depedence of nextcloud-cliente) and... My CPU_FLAGS_X86 (cpuid2cpuflags): avx f16c mmx mmxext pclmul popcnt sse sse2 sse3 sse4_1 sse4_2 ssse3 My make.conf: CFLAGS="-march=sandybridge -O2 -pipe" CXXFLAGS="${CFLAGS}" MAKEOPTS="-j4" USE="-consolekit gif gtk elogind jpeg png -systemd tiff xpm" VIDEO_CARDS="intel" My notebook configuration: Intel ® Core i3-2375M Intel® HD Graphics 3000 4GB RAM 500HD That error message appeared but the execution of the compilation did not end (it just stopped) so I canceled it. I also check that there is no log for this emerging. This is all I have to show, I guess.

Well, a time ago I knew about Gentoo and Funtoo and I liked the philosophy and how it works, then I decided to install Funtoo on my notebook (that I'm using right now). Someday I tried to install VLC and in the middle of the installation, when compiling QtGui, my notebook stopped being hot and noisy (what is normal when it's compiling packages). So I checked the processor cores with htop and it seemed like the compilation process just was dead. I waited some more minutes and nothing... I decided to cancel the installation. Later I tried to install Aseprite and the Allegro package has needed as well, so I started emerging the packages but when my notebook was compiling Allegro just occurred an Emake error with no much details about what happened. Then I decided to install Aseprite by compiling manually (as shown on its github page) and it worked fine. Finally some days ago I tried to install nextcloud-client package that required some Qt packages and once again the installation failed but this time with an error saying that my notebook processor has not support for aes. I also tried to install G'MIC on my GIMP but I could not be able to do that; I suspect that because I don't have any Qt package and because that G'MIC (that uses Qt) does not work. What can I do to solve this situation? I tried to use Entropy package manager but occurred some conflicts and I had to reinstall Funtoo. I also tried to install some packages with Flatpak, but it does not have some packages (qutebrowser for example). Is there a another way to install binary packages or to solve the compilation errors?