NOTES:
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   Some DIY specific variables are carried over into our new
   /etc/bashrc (comes from the etc package) along with some other
   important variables. This is why it's imperative that you boot
   into your new system right after you build "base" (so /etc/bashrc
   is sourced).

   FYI, I think I've basically given up on Gnome > 2.22.3... PAM,
   policykit and consolekit are required now and I don't want
   that crap on my system. Period. So, I've sucessfully made the
   transition to XFCE, especially since 4.6 was released. It's
   basically a 'Gnome Lite' so is very comfortable to me. I've
   always been a huge GTK2 fan. QT is a little too flashy for my
   liking. But, build what ever you want.

   BTW, my error trapping through out Xorg sucks big time. MAKE
   SURE YOU "vi /tmp/Xorg-7.*/source/proto/proto.log" or whatever
   package you happen to be building. Don't just grep for "Error".
   I suppose "cat /tmp/Xorg7.*/source/proto/proto.err" would be
   the best way. If you get nothing back, your package is good.
   *.err will catch any and all errors (along with a bunch of crap
   like warnings).

   The point being, it's very easy to only build half of the modules
   without knowing it and you wind up with a built but incomplete
   package and you never know about it till later on down the road
   when another package craps out due to missing stuff. Then you have
   to deal with cleaning up any *xorgmod* packages in /var/log/packages
   along with removing everything after the failed package and starting
   all over again. Huge pain in the ass. Just keep an eye on your logs.
   Thats why they are there....

   This is the build order that I now use. Stick to it once you get
   Xorg up and running. After that, you'll have X, twm, xterm, links
   and wget. That's good enough to get the ball rolling which ever way
   you want to go. I suggest you do an "updatedb" as soon as you boot
   into your new system to facilitate finding these source directories
   faster. 


	squashfs
	openssl
	gpm (run pkgtool-->Setup-->Mouse then start the boot script)
	ncurses (final)
	libjpeg
	libpng
	wget
	pcre
	links
	expat
	libxml2
	libxslt
	perl (need to rebuild against expat for intltool)
	intltool
	python ( needed for xcb-proto )
	zip
	docbook-xml-xsl
	freetype2----------------\
	fontconfig----------------\
	xorg-proto-----------------\
	xorg-util (1st pass)--------\
	xorg-lib---------------------\
	xorg-util (final)-------------\
	libdrm-------------------------\
	mesa----------------------------\
	xorg-data (1st pass)------------/
	xorg-app (1st pass)------------/
	xorg-data (final)-------------/
	xorg-font--------------------/
	xorg-app (final)------------/
	xorg-server----------------/
	xorg-driver---------------/
	dejavu-ttf---------------/ --> Hardcoded by me in vim.
	cxxlibs
	libtiff
	libgif
	libid3tag
	imlib2
	libast (Should only be used by eterm. Don't know tho)
	eterm (Kind of pointless. I tweak xterm out-of-the-box)
	fluxbox
	glib
	gtk
	glib2
	popt
	atk
	glitz
	cairo (come back and build after ghostscript,poppler and librsvg)
	pango
	jasper
	gtk+2
	gdbm
	perl (final-will add gdbm,gdbm_compat and glib module)
	tcl
	tk
	expect
	dejagnu
	gmp
	guile
	autogen
	sqlite
	libsvg
	python (Rebuild python one last time after QT4 for vlc)
	libxml2 (final)
	vim (final)
	shared-mime-info
	cyrus-sasl
	openldap-client
	lcms
	libmng
	bootsplash
	libidl
	pciutils (something in xorg-driver was complaining of not having this, maybe even another xorg package as well...)
	alsa (all except driver. I use the kernel. Up to you.)
	libexif
	curl
	usbutils
	libidn
	libgpg-error
	libgcrypt
	libtasn1
	gnutls
	dbus
	dbus-glib
	dbus-python
	pygobject
	pycairo
	libglade
	libgladeui
	pygtk
	libnotify
	startup-notification
	firefox
	java
	lzo
	cpio
	krb5 (source /etc/profile after)
	keyutils
	samba
	dvdcd
	gtk-doc
	hicolor-icon-theme
	desktop-file-utils
	icon-naming-utils
	vte
	gamin
	libcroco
	librsvg
	libwnck
	iso-codes
	libxklavier
	device-mapper
	parted
	hal		
	orbit
	gconf (unblacklist compiz and rebuild xorg-app if you wish)
	gtk-engines
	gnome-icon-theme
	ghostscript
	imagemagick
	tango-icon-theme
	gstreamer
	liboil
	gst-plugins-base (rebuild again after doing multimedia/)
	libspectre
	cups
	xdg-utils
	xfce
	gnome-doc-utils -\ I use these for my backup
	zenity ----------/ script from the tar package.
	gnome-terminal --> Still a superior terminal...
	libart_lgpl ------\ I get tired of using xdm after awhile.
	libgnomecanvas ---| GDM is much nicer to look at and 2.20.x
	gdm --------------/ is the last SANE version released....
	aspell -----------\
	enchant -----------\
	attr ---------------\
	acl -----------------| I still like to use Gedit...
	gtksourceview ------/
	pygtksourceview ---/
	gedit ------------/
	evince ---> I use this on 64bit, Adobe on 32bit
	bc
	xscreensaver
	nero
	vuze
	limewire
	adobereader--> 32bit only
	gnupg
	thunderbird	
	wxwidgets
	filezilla
	babl
	gegl (check the configure summary)
	gimp
	cryptopp
	amule
	apr
	neon
	subversion
	lua
	nmap
	tcpwrappers
	openssh	
	gtkglext
	cairo-dock
	libogg
	libvorbis
	sdl
	libtheora
	frozen-bubble
	celestia
	enlightenment (directfb is optional)

*	Entire 'multimedia' directory. You'll need QT4 for VLC at the
	end. After building QT4, go ahead and rebuild python for the
	sip and pyqt bindings...


	fuse
	ntfs-3g
	ntfsprogs (rebuild after Gnome)
	libarchive
	icu
	boost
	libopenraw
	exempi
	poppler (rebuild cairo afterwards)