I wonder if Apple will make it impossible for Fink to continue to develop as it has by the introduction of developer tool changes. The reason I ask this is that the EULA forbids the "patching" of add-ons to the "embedded" Mac apps for OS X. Apple is, in other words, giving independent developers a hard time. They support OpenDarwin, but they do not even mention Fink as an alternative. It seems to me that there is little, if any, cooperation of Apple to the Fink Project. The recent "upgrade" that put the Fink project on hold for months eloquently demonstrates that.., as does the recent choice of an inferior browser as "default". So I would like to know what is the reality of the Fink situation in relation to Apple......, and should I begin thinking of a complete Debian PPC Woody "take-over" install on my hard drive?
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