Hello Maurice!   
      
   14 Aug 2018 17:50, Maurice Kinal wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    BP>> glib can be compiled with python3 on gentoo   
    MK> Or any other system using "--with-python=/usr/bin/python3" to glib's    
    MK> configure.   
      
   +1   
      
    MK> However I still don't see the benefit if you still require    
    MK> python2 for everything else that requires python such as mesalib ...    
    MK> or even firefox which now requires both python2 and python3.   
      
   each ebuild can use multislotted depends, but it does not need it, the only   
   reason gentoo support multislots is that portage will break one day, and if   
   that python is breaked, one cant emerge anything, loose    
      
   if you tell portage to let glib and mesalib use python3 its done   
      
    BP>> python 2.7 is long supported on gentoo, failback if python3 fails   
    MK> Again I don't see why even bother with python3.  In gentoo's you'll    
    MK> need at least python2 to keep the packaging/tracking system happy.   
      
   if you know gentoo more you will hate precompiled distros more :)   
      
    BP>> i got 4.18 now   
    MK> I see that in your tearline.  Near as I can tell it isn't much    
    MK> different than 4.17.  I notice one proxy addition in netfilter called    
    MK> CONFIG_NF_TPROXY_IPV4 and CONFIG_NF_TPROXY_IPV6 but I haven't    
    MK> researched it yet.  I am guessing I probably don't need it.   
      
   this needs squid to be usefull with this 2 .config options   
      
   fully dual stack transperant proxy, dont know if ssl can be transperant with   
   man in middle ssl certs, i dont really care of that problems if p2p crypt works   
      
    MK> Het leven is goed,   
      
   +10000   
      
    MK> ... Huil niet om mij, ik heb vi.   
      
   where is that dutch come from ? :)   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
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