Hello, I apologize, I found the answers by myself.
Yuval Scharf On Thu, 21 Aug 2003, Scharf Yuval wrote: > Hello, > > If I write USE="kde" in /etc/make.conf it means that if I emerge a package > with KDE optional KDE support the support should be installed. > If I don't add kde to USE it means that I'm indifferent to kde so I don't > need the optional support. Correct? > But what does USE="-kde" means I found one sentence about it in the > documentation and I can't understand the difference between -kde and not > writing kde. > > Similarly, If a package has `kde` in it, it has optional support and if > it doesn't have `kde` in it, it is indifferent to KDE. But what does > `-kde` in a package means. > > I use the term "kde in a package" to refer to the answer I get from > "emerge -pv <package>" > > Thanks, > Yuval Scharf > > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
