If all installed ports included in world, whats the point of world?

They all build fine, nothing broken

This is great function😃

So world only contains package when installing using ‘scratch install’ not ‘pkgadd’

Yep

this still needs some improvements though

Yeah! this way you can find real orphans, not all pkgs you install by hand. In my case even base shows up as orphan……

it works real good atm

why would one install apps by hand

create a local / global repo and make the install there

I meant manually, with scratch install foo. Like I said in my system even base shows up as orphan

{visone} ❯ scratch orphan | column
alsa-utils efibootmgr imagemagick7 libxv ngetty urxvt-perls xrdb
aria2 firefox-bin libsndfile linux opendoas xclip yt-dlp
base fuse2 libtirpc lm_sensors rc xdotool
btrfs-progs fzf libva-utils mandoc rsync xf86-input-libinput
dosfstools gnupg libxscrnsaver mksh-git tmux xf86-video-amdgpu
dwm-suck gst-plugins-base libxslt mpv udevil xinit

Yep, the orphan function in scratch is showing non dependent installed ports.

Yeah, I figure that much ….

left terminal shows the result of “scratch orphan”

did you change ‘scratch orphan’ to read from world?

I simply just added a cat for test purposes, there are better ways to do it(in pr line 1316)

#kernel #linux
Added linux-5.19.1 to repo
https://gitea.com/venom-linux/venom-kernels.git

#kernel #lts
Added linux-lts-5.15.60 to repo
https://gitea.com/venom-linux/venom-kernels.git

g’day again – just checking if anyone has run xfce4 lately? thanks

Hey guys, ‘scratch world’ is added to scratch. I dont know how much it near with portage’s world but its for avoid certain ports being an orphan and for easier to cleanup system by removing orphan ports.

So, parent port will be added automatically to world when you using ‘scratch install ports’. By now, world list will be empty since this function comes in the middle use. But you can manually add it to world list by running ‘scratch world port1 port2…’. Removing ports from world also running same as add. You cant add to world list for not installed port.

This is the usage;
$ scratch world – list ports in world
$ scratch world <port> – add or remove port from world list

To check orphan pkgs;
$ scratch orphan

To remove orphan pkg you can run;
# scratch remove $(scratch orphan)

Make sure base (and other important parent port) added to world first!

doesn’t gentoo @ world just include all installed ports?

I believe no. If all installed ports included in world, whats the point of world??

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/World_set_(Portage) it is tho

Portage will use the world set as the base for its update calculations <- this, world only contains parent ports will used as base for update calculation (dependencies).

I’m not really know about gentoo, because i only use it only a while, a very long time ago. But i think its how world works.

Anyway, i’m not copying 100% portage or gentoo. I just impliment it my own way how i understand in gentoo’s world.

ffmpeg.c:1017:65: error: request for member ‘sample_fmt’ in something not a structure or union
1017 | av_get_sample_fmt_name (data->enc->sample_fmt));
ffmpeg.c:1396:25: error: ‘AVStream’ has no member named ‘cur_dts’
1396 | if (data->stream->cur_dts > seek_ts)
| ^~
ffmpeg.c:1406:44: error: ‘AVStream’ has no member named ‘codec’
1406 | avcodec_flush_buffers (data->stream->codec);
| ^~
ffmpeg.c: In function ‘ffmpeg_decode’:
ffmpeg.c:1438:43: error: request for member ‘channels’ in something not a structure or union
1438 | sound_params->channels = data->enc->channels;
| ^~
ffmpeg.c:1439:39: error: request for member ‘sample_rate’ in something not a structure or union
1439 | sound_params->rate = data->enc->sample_rate;
| ^~

moc errors …

moc needs ffmpeg4

Hi all – when adding cron is it up to the user to add crond to /etc/rc.conf ???

Yes ofcourse

Efivar fails on 4.0 beta .. any hint? Or going back to 3?

Theres a lot breaks on glibc2.36