As far as I know portage doesn't update configuration files for you. It tells you to run etc-update if there are (possible) updates to configuration files.
etc-update allows you to review the changes and apply or ignore them as you see fit.
I believe you can even protect certain files so portage stops bugging you about them, i.e. I'm pretty sure I do not want to revert/etc/fstab to the installation default when I update baselayout (or whatever package fstab comes in), so I could tell portage to just keep its claws away from that file.
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As far as I know portage doesn't update configuration files for you. It tells you to run etc-update if there are (possible) updates to configuration files.
/etc/fstab to the installation default when I update baselayout (or whatever package fstab comes in), so I could tell portage to just keep its claws away from that file.
etc-update allows you to review the changes and apply or ignore them as you see fit.
I believe you can even protect certain files so portage stops bugging you about them, i.e. I'm pretty sure I do not want to revert
Actually only two 'conjoined twin' primes are known.
The answer is left as an exercise for the reader (it's as easy as 1-2-3).
My konqueror has no problem in browsing bzipped tar files. It also browses zip files.
This is in KDE cvs, I'm not sure if earlier versions had it, but 3.1 surely will.
PocketSarien is also quite nice. I use it to play Leisure Suit Larry 1 and Space Quest I on an iPaq.
link: http://pocketatari.retrogames.com/downloads.html