[funtoo-kde-overlay]

Hey,

 

That warning is expected. Your layman has funtoo-kde-overlay properly installed.

 

I didn't add this to the layman repository list because I wanted people to be aware that this repository isn't meant to be used by anyone with layman access. This repository specifically bypasses the Q/A barrier that the Funtoo developers set up to gain beta access to KDE releases. This is potentially an unstable setup. The repository updates are automated and come with almost zero Q/A checks, so it's possible that it may break your setup at any time.

 

(Some Funtoo developers aren't super excited that this repository exists, so getting support for funtoo-kde-overlay here is going to be inconsistent at best.)

[changes to automake with last emerge]

Use --tree to see a detailed dependency printout. That might help you understand where these came from.

[New Media Mix-Ins]

It's always been a real pain to remember which ones to enable. This is a great help.

[Trouble compiling xfce Desktop Environment.]

Can you add --tree to the end of your command and post the full output?

[Udev Update]

Is that right? I'm a bit confused here.

mira ~ # emerge --version
Portage 2.3.6-r8 (funtoo/1.0/linux-gnu/arch/x86-64bit, gcc-4.8.2, glibc-2.18-r1, 3.11.6-gentoo-pbx x86_64)

mira ~ # emerge --sync
>>> Starting git pull...
[...]
>>> Git pull in /usr/portage successful

mira ~ # emerge --deselect udev
>>> No matching atoms found in "world" favorites file...

I got the same. You should be fine.

[Tapatalk?]

Works perfectly! Thanks a lot! :)

[Problem with Grub Install and Boot Update]

Did you run env-update and source /etc/profile after chroot?

[Tapatalk?]

Any possibility we could get Tapatalk for this forum? I've been digging into that app and enjoying it quite a bit. It'd be nice to use it for this forum, if it's not a great inconvenience to set up.

[Do you REALLY use multilib?]

I use multilib for Steam, Skype, Wine, and some others as well that I can't name off the top of my head just now. Those emul ebuilds continue to be incredibly useful. I would be open to trying a multilib experiment if we found one.