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| Seems like when I first started using Gentoo there was a feature to search the online package database. It was really handy. What happened to that feature? -- The name "Trusted Computing" (I think they've changed it since) is a deceptive half-truth. The idea of this change in computer hardware is that application developers will be able to trust your computer to obey them instead of obeying you. To describe it more honestly, we call it "Treacherous Computing". -RMS |
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| Big Daddy Butthead wrote: > Seems like when I first started using Gentoo there was a feature to > search the online package database. It was really handy. What happened > to that feature? > I don't know about that feature, I generally search on google for the package and restrict the domain to www.gentoo.org and include the phrase package listing like this: spamassassin site:gentoo.org package listing -- jim |
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| Big Daddy Butthead wrote: > Seems like when I first started using Gentoo there was a > feature to > search the online package database. It was really handy. > What happened to that feature? > Try emerge -s Filename or partial filename if list too big try emerge -s filename | less so you can scroll the list if doing from terminal HTH |
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| Yeric (eric.heaton2@btinternet.com) wrote on Saturday 30 August 2003 11:18 in alt.os.linux.gentoo: > Try emerge -s Filename or partial filename and emerge -S keyword to also search the descriptions -- A Dieu, Robert Zwerus - e-mail: arzie@dds.nl ICQ UIN: 3943443 - MSN: robert_zwerus@hotmail.com |