Hi Arvid,
On Sat, 13 Dec 2003 01:35:20 +0100, Arvid Warnecke wrote:
I just build mozilla-1.5 from sources. Worked.
Only problem I have is now that the build directory is now about
2 GB large and /usr/local/lib/mozilla-1.5 is aboutt 900 MB. :-(
Pretty normal. I think you build a debuggin
Hello,
Am 13.12.2003 um 10:33 schrieb Eric Hoch:
And if I start mozilla from /usr/local/bin it seems to be started
in OSX, but the xterm I started it from is in X11. That's a bit
strange.
As I wrote in my first email which obviously was only sent to you
and not to the list too. The build
Martin Costabel wrote:
Martin Costabel wrote:
On 11 déc. 2003, at 17:35, Arlo Kipfer wrote:
Yes, I have both double-clicked and used the Edit contents of frame
button - but when I type, nothing happens.
I have only seen this behavior when a font is selected that has problems.
To set the
My powerbook came with Panther pre-installed and no X11, but I was able to
download and install X11 from Apple. I then installed fink 0.6.2 and ran
`fink scanpackages'. The following is partial output from
`fink-virtual-pkgs':
Package: system-xfree86 Status: install ok installed Version:
Hi,
I'm installing ImageMagick with Fink but run into the following problem:
[before installing ImageMagick i edited the .info file with --enable shared]
ibtool: install: warning: relinking `libMagick++.la'
*** Warning: linker path does not have real file for library -lstdc++.
*** you link to
Hi,
I've looked through the archives a bit and searched for information
relative to this problem. I didn't find anything that seemed helpful.
Here's what's up... first I was just trying to use fink to update all
packages,
Here's what I did and what I saw:
[castalia:/Users/jfreeman/Desktop]
Joshua S. Freeman wrote:
seems odd... I haven't updated in a few months.. there must be SOMETHING
that needs updating.
Are you on 10.2, and you don't have GCC 3.3 installed? If so, then
there probably isn't. The 10.2 tree is dead; if you want updates, you
should install the GCC 3.3 updater.
Hi Benjamin,
Thank you for responding to my post. I'm on 10.2.8
gcc --version returns:
gcc (GCC) 3.1 20020420 (prerelease)
Copyright (C) 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is
NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or
Joshua S. Freeman wrote:
So are you saying I should upgrade gcc?... I tried to do that with both
apt-get and fink but i got nowhere with either.
Any further suggestions?
You'll have to get it from Apple... http://connect.apple.com/ (free
registration required).
--
Benjamin Reed a.k.a. Ranger
Thanks Benjamin,
will do..
mucho appreciated
J.
On Sat, 13 Dec 2003, Benjamin Reed wrote:
Joshua S. Freeman wrote:
So are you saying I should upgrade gcc?... I tried to do that with both
apt-get and fink but i got nowhere with either.
Any further suggestions?
You'll have to get
i don't know about most of the errors, but have you tried export
DISPLAY=:0 before doing kdeinit for the can't open display command
(bash command) the faq also provides the command for tcsh
dominik
On Dec 13, 2003, at 1:37, Adam Flaherty wrote:
Hello,
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Sara,
As you've discovered, ImageMagick has trouble building shared libraries
on Darwin/OS X. That's exactly why the package maintainer did *not*
choose to include the --enable-shared flag in the .info file.
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dpkg shouldn't see them--hence the term, virtual.
You should indeed be concerned that your system-xfree86 doesn't provide x11.
Try reinstalling X11.
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Levitated Dipole Experiment
http://www.psfc.mit.edu/LDX
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On Sat, 13 Dec 2003 11:55:28 +0100, Arvid Warnecke wrote:
Hello,
Am 13.12.2003 um 10:33 schrieb Eric Hoch:
And if I start mozilla from /usr/local/bin it seems to be started
in OSX, but the xterm I started it from is in X11. That's a bit
strange.
As I wrote in my first email which
Greetings. I am getting the error message as shown in the subject line
when I try to install either ispell or aspell-en. Does anyone have any
idea how to remedy this?
Many thanks,
Glenn.
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Glenn Tsang wrote:
Greetings. I am getting the error message as shown in the subject line
when I try to install either ispell or aspell-en. Does anyone have any
idea how to remedy this?
I would guess that you need to update your Fink. I believe using epochs
like that requires 0.17.0 or
Hi All,
I've got Gimp 1.2.4-11 installed (binary through fink 0.6.2), but I
have two questions:
First, bash won't even recognize gimp as a command in the Apple's X11
terminal. The panther terminal (also bash, correct?) recognizes the
command, but...
Second, I when I run gimp in panther's
At the risk of revealing my ignorance
I have installed fink from the binary. But I can not run it. I've added the
appropriate line to .cshrc but when I source it or start X11, I get:
tcsh: if: Expression Syntax.
I've looked at init.csh and it appears to be fine. I don't know enough
On the topic of cctools-extra, I am having a problem installing it.
Specifically, it seems to get stuck after the following output when
fink install cctools-extra is run:
/var/tmp/tmp.1.xQHjFE
/sw/src/cctools-extra-495-1/cctools-495/libstuff
/sw/src/cctools-extra-495-1/cctools-495
The file
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