The autotools AC_ARG_ENABLE usage bug was fixed long ago upstream,
so we can be explicit about the disabling now to avoid confusion.
Though autotools never got automagic behaviour for it - it got
ported to meson for 3.32 first - so it makes no practical
difference.
Package-Manager: Portage-2.3.62, Repoman-2.3.12
Signed-off-by: Mart Raudsepp <leio@gentoo.org>
}
src_configure() {
- # TODO: pipewire remote desktop support; --disable-remote-desktop actually enables it due to upstream autotools bug in 3.26.2 (omitted means disabled)
+ # TODO: pipewire remote desktop support
# TODO: nvidia EGLDevice support
# TODO: elogind vs systemd is automagic in 3.28.3 - if elogind is found, it's used instead of systemd; but not a huge problem as elogind package blocks systemd package
# TODO: lack of --with-xwayland-grab-default-access-rules relies on default settings, but in Gentoo we might have some more packages we want to give Xgrab access (mostly virtual managers and remote desktops)
--enable-xlib-egl-platform \
--with-default-driver=gl \
--with-libcanberra \
+ --disable-remote-desktop \
$(usex debug --enable-debug=yes "") \
$(use_enable gles2) \
$(use_enable gles2 cogl-gles2) \
}
src_configure() {
- # TODO: pipewire remote desktop support; --disable-remote-desktop actually enables it due to upstream autotools bug in 3.26.2 (omitted means disabled)
+ # TODO: pipewire remote desktop support
# TODO: nvidia EGLDevice support
# TODO: elogind vs systemd is automagic in 3.28.3 - if elogind is found, it's used instead of systemd; but not a huge problem as elogind package blocks systemd package
# TODO: lack of --with-xwayland-grab-default-access-rules relies on default settings, but in Gentoo we might have some more packages we want to give Xgrab access (mostly virtual managers and remote desktops)
--enable-xlib-egl-platform \
--with-default-driver=gl \
--with-libcanberra \
+ --disable-remote-desktop \
$(usex debug --enable-debug=yes "") \
$(use_enable gles2) \
$(use_enable gles2 cogl-gles2) \