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As Levy said, Gentoo's portage is very similar to FreeBSD ports. If I
want to install a program, say KDE, all I would have to do is "emerge
kde" and portage would take care of downloading all the dependencies and
compiling everything in the proper order. If I want to uninstall
something all I have to do is "emerge -c kde" and it would remove KDE,
unfortunately it doesn't remove all of the dependencies because there
could be other packages that rely on them.
Nathan A.
Nimrod Levy wrote:
>
> On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 10:12am, Mike Miller wrote:
>
>> If you compile everything yourself, don't you miss out on the package
>> management system? I would think you'd have to install the packages to
>> get that benefit.
>>
>> Mike
>
>
> Depends on the build system. I use FreeBSD and install everything
> through the ports collection. I can type 'make && make install' and
> cause the source to be downloaded, patched if necessary, built,
> installed and registered as a package. Packages can be easily installed
> and uninstalled.
>
> <flame-bait>
> Gentoo really wants to be FreeBSD ports. ;)
> </flame-bait>
> --
> Nimrod
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