On updating Calculate LXQt I received the following error message:
[ebuild rR ] app-text/calibre-3.15.0::gentoo USE=“ios udisks” PYTHON_TARGETS=“python2_7” 37283 KiB
* 56 packages will be installed, 474096 KiB will be downloaded
The following keyword changes are necessary to proceed:
(see “package.accept_keywords” in the portage(5) man page for more details)
# required by app-text/calibre-3.15.0::gentoo
# required by `selected
required by `world (argument)
=virtual/podofo-build-0.9.6_pre20171027 ~amd64
* Emerge failed
* Update failed
What exactly do I have to do in order to update my Calculate LXQt installation?
I tried adding a “package.accept_keywords” file with the argument “cl-update=virtual/podofo-build-0.9.6_pre20171027 ~amd64” to etc/portage but that dídn’t work, so I eliminated calibre with emerge C and that allowed be to begin updating (It’s still in process).
Since I may need to use calibre at some point this was a provisional solution and I wish that Calculate’s Forums were a little more responsive.
The problem was updating and I received an error message identifying calibre as the source of the problem:
[ebuild rR ] app-text/calibre-3.15.0::gentoo USE="ios udisks" PYTHON_TARGETS="python2_7" 37283 KiB * 56 packages will be installed, 474096 KiB will be downloaded
The following keyword changes are necessary to proceed:
(see "package.accept_keywords" in the portage(5) man page for more details)
required by app-text/calibre-3.15.0::gentoo
required by @selected
required by @world (argument)
cl-update=virtual/podofo-build-0.9.6_pre20171027 ~amd64
Emerge failed
Update failed
I created a file in ext/portage named package.accept_keywords with the text “cl-update=virtual/podofo-build-0.9.6_pre20171027 ~amd64” but that didn’t fix the problem.
So I deleted calibre with emerge -C and then I could update.
Remember that calculate desktop lxqt is not an official calculate desktop environment, although it is available via the nightly downloads, but not via the calculate mirrors. (That may or may not be part of the problem).