Pandu Poluan <pa...@poluan.info> writes: [...]
> Anyone knows an exhaustive list of USE flags? Something I find useful on occasion when looking at and dealing with USE flags is a funky old tool on portage called 'ufed'. You type 'ufed' at a command line and get an ncurses sort of window. You don't need to be in X. The application lists many flags and a description of their purpose (in alphabetical order). You can just start typing the name of any USE flag... and find it right quick, along with a somewhat detailed purpose explanation. You can globally set flags... and maybe set them in other ways.... I never use that part.... but find it really handy to find out what a flag is supposed to do.
