committing changes in /etc after emerge run

Package changes:

diff --git a/texmf/xdvi/xdvi.cfg b/texmf/xdvi/xdvi.cfg
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-% original xdvi.cfg -- Configuration file for the Type1 rendering module of xdvi.
-% (If you change or delete `original' in the first line of this file,
-% new xdvik installations won't overwrite the file.)
-%
-% Lines starting with `%' are comments.
-%
-% This file is not suitable for teTeX versions before 1.0.  Users of
-% such or non-teTeX installations should have a look at the following
-% files instead:
-%
-% ../texmf-alt/xdvi.cfg
-% ../README.t1fonts
-%
-% For using this file with teTeX-1.0.x, please uncomment the line with
-% `psfonts.map' (preserving the order of the lines).
-%
-% For any later version of teTeX, no modification is needed.
-%
-
-% File version 1.2
-% Original version by Nicolai Langfeldt 2001/06/05
-% Changes by Thomas Esser for teTeX, Sat Nov  3 23:33:54 CET 2001.
-
-% =============== Section 1: Encodings ===============
-%
-% Here we list all the encodings we want xdvi to recognize as an
-% "implied" encoding. This means that a font named `ptmr8r' will
-% be treated as font `ptmr' encoded with `8r', and `ptmr8y' as
-% `ptmr' encoded with `8y'. Fonts that don not follow this convention
-% must have an explicit encoding entry in the map file.
-%
-% The encoding files used by xdvi are similar to those used by dvips,
-% whith the important exception that xdvi _cannot_ parse postscript,
-% so the vectors mustn't require postscript execution.
-
-%Keyword       Suffix  Encoding name           Defined by this file
-enc            8r      TeXBase1Encoding        8r.enc
-enc            8c      CorkEncoding            cork.enc
-enc            8y      TeXnANSIEncoding        texnansi.enc
-
-
-
-% =============== Section 2: Map files ===============
-%
-% A font map file is a mapping of TeX font names (and encodings) to
-% Postscript Type1 font names, similar to dvips' psfonts.map. See the
-% dvips documentation for more information about the font map file
-% format, and the file `README.t1fonts' in the xdvik source
-% distribution for information on the differences between dvips and
-% xdvik font maps.
-%
-% Multiple map files are allowed. If a font entry is found in several
-% files, later entries will override earlier ones (and a warning
-% will be printed to stderr). 
-%
-% However, normally it isn't necessary to add any other map file here
-% because ps2pk.map is (normally) a generated file (by the updmap
-% script).  Instead, map files should be added to the updmap.cfg file.
-%
-% ps2pk has no "built-in" fonts, just like xdvik, so its map file is used
-% for xdvik too. For teTeX-1.0, psfonts.map is needed in addition.
-
-% dvipsmap psfonts.map
-dvipsmap ps2pk.map
-