I'm a bit lost here, didn't you just run an update as part of the OP resolution? I'v updated last on 9th of September and here's my list of updates pending: https://bpa.st/MMRQ In the mean time I've only merged and unmerged specific packages.Spanik wrote:I do use "emerge -uvUD @world" It gives: https://quirinus.one/gentoo/emerge_20230921logrusx wrote:Spanik wrote: That's because you were using -N instead of -U.
When you see that stunning amount of packages to be updated next time, please post it here. We may be able to relieve your situation significantly.
Best Regards,
Georgi
Which is about the same as always.
Otherwise, there's nothing much that can be done here. There aren't too many rebuilds. I recommend using -U instead of -N because -N would rebuild if' there's a new use flag added, for example for a new version of python, which still is not enabled. It'll rebuild even if a disabled use flag gets dropped. On the other hand -U will consider if there really is a need for rebuild.
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