There is an rpm-like front-end to the portage database called sys-apps/epm. Unfortunately this is not installed by default.
Furthermore there is the app-admin/gentoolkit that includes the qpkg tool. This also very useful for searching the package database (say colored output)...
Regardless of the intelligence of any computer in the future, I wouldn't consider voice interaction a useful feature. As for me, I can type much faster than I speak, and talking eight hours straight to my computer would not decrease my work-load in any way.
I think this voice control thingy stems from this old, rather male, dream in which one commands his secretary to do all kind of nasty things.
I mean, who really needs two free hands?:)
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"hertz"? What is a wordful of hertz? :)
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There is an rpm-like front-end to the portage database called sys-apps/epm. Unfortunately this is not installed by default.
Furthermore there is the app-admin/gentoolkit that includes the qpkg tool. This also very useful for searching the package database (say colored output)...
Press link and then the backbutton to trigger script.
Run Minesweeper (c:/winnt/system32/calc.exe Win2000 pro)
See, that's the reason I install everything under D:/WINNT. I knew this whole partition thing was invented for a reason: Increased Security!
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Regardless of the intelligence of any computer in the future, I wouldn't consider voice interaction a useful feature. As for me, I can type much faster than I speak, and talking eight hours straight to my computer would not decrease my work-load in any way. :)
I think this voice control thingy stems from this old, rather male, dream in which one commands his secretary to do all kind of nasty things. I mean, who really needs two free hands?
Just change into your patch directory and issue:
# <LINUXSRCDIR>/scripts/patch-kernel <LINUXSRCDIR>