https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=482469
--- Comment #2 from Jaroslav Krpálek <krpis...@protonmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1) > (In reply to Jaroslav Krpálek from comment #0) > > plasma-desktop (containing plasmashell) use flags: > > USE="screencast semantic-desktop -X -debug -handbook -ibus -kaccounts -scim > > -sdl -test" > > > > plasma-workspace use flags: > > USE="calendar fontconfig policykit screencast semantic-desktop systemd > > wallpaper-metadata -appstream -debug -geolocation -gps -handbook -telemetry > > -test" > > > > kwin use flags: > > USE="lock multimedia screencast shortcuts -accessibility -caps -debug > > -gles2-only -handbook -test" > > What does this mean? Are you forcing everything to run in a sandbox or > something? It very much sounds like the config file where these changes get > saved isn't being written to as expected. These, in Gentoo, are used to configure the compiler flags for the specific application. They are called use flags. If they aren't prefixed with "-", then it's options that it's compiled with. "-" implies that it's been disabled at compile time. So, for example, if i set "-lock" on KWin, it compiles with -DKWIN_BUILD_SCREENLOCKER=no. As for sandboxing, the only thing sandboxed is the compilation process. This prevents malicious code from executing (such as downloading things from the internet). After compilation, it gets thrown in the standard path, and it runs unsandboxed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
