Sorry for the OT posting, but I've been having troubles today running out
of processes, before and after a reboot. I'm running tcsh and I'm not sure
where I'd find out info on Darwin internals so:
How many processes do users get? Can I check this from top? Are threads
counted in the total number o
Hello,
Has anyone already configured a Canon S300 USB printer in KDE?
Here KDE seems to know about my printer, but nothing ever gets printed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Jean-Charles Andlauer.
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Hello,
I try to start KDE from the >console. However, when I log into >console, the
environment variables are not set as when I use the console application.
Doesn't >console read .cshrc as does the console application?
What should I do to have the same path set in >console as in the console
appl
BLT 2.4z is already in fink. "fink install blt". If you don't see it,
your fink install is probably out of date. Make sure you have performed
the jaguar update and ran "fink selfupdate-cvs".
-Ben
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Bonjour Olivier !
the xaw3d-shlibs package exists :
[6:25:10pm] _pejvan_ ~ >> fink list xaw3d
Information about 808 packages read in 4 seconds.
i xaw3d1.5-4Athena widget set with 3D look
i xaw3d-shlibs 1.5-4Athena widget set with 3D look
Maybe you should run
I'm in the common case of having removed a manually installed Xfree to
switch to the Fink version.
I've reinstalled xaw3d as suggested by this mailing-list archives. However,
it is also said here that I should reinstall xaw3d-shlibs.
Neither fink nor fink-commander seems to be able to find this p
Hello, I am trying to build and install the tk-extending library
BLT2.4z (plotting functions for Tk) and adding it onto the fink
distributed tcltk. After download the source for blt from sourceforge,
I was pleased to see that configure recognized darwin (but it stated
darwin6.2 -- isn't darwin
On jeudi, nov 28, 2002, at 15:45 Europe/Paris, Ferdinand Klinzer wrote:
[klinzer-x:/Users/hideout] hideout# apt-get update
0% [Working]FATAL -> Could not set non-blocking flag Operation not
supported by device
Err http://10.71.3.150 stable/main Packages
404 Not Found
Question: Do you see the f
Hello!
When i log in and go in the console with the command ">console" at
login screen
how can i start there x .. with startx --quartz or
anybody knows this
greets Ferdinand Klinzer
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Hello
I have just finished the fink configuration on my xserve to make a
mirror for the binarys.
The Webserver is running with the directory of /sw/fink on the xserve
...
at my clients i add this in my /sw/etc/apt/sources.list.
deb http:///fink stable main crypto
deb http:///
On Thu, 28 Nov 2002, David wrote:
> Hello dear Slashdot editors.
>
> Since I am going to look after the Fink public relations and
> documentation a bit from now on, I would like to know an email
> where I can contact you without going through the usual channels.
> I would be delighted if you, or s
Hi everybody,
I've installed kde 3.0.7 via the stable branch of fink packages, but I
can't start a kde session, nor in fullscreen mode nor in rootless.
i've read the /news/kde.php, i've disabled everything about Desktop
icons, wallpapers, etc. but nothing seems to solve this.
Note that starting
On jeudi, nov 28, 2002, at 11:44 Europe/Paris, Yannis Haralambous wrote:
[]find it (google often helps in such situations..), and put it in
/sw/src.
Then 'fink install gimp'
Indeed it worked, thank you so much.
A suggestion: add this (a posteriori trivial) information in the fink
usage docume
On Thursday, Nov 28, 2002, at 12:36 Europe/Brussels, Yannis Haralambous
wrote:
When I tried to install gimp I got the following error:
c++ -dynamiclib -compatibility_version 3.3 -current_version 3.3.11 -
...
txn_stat.lo xa.lo xa_db.lo xa_map.lo
make: c++: Command not found
What am I doing wr
On Thursday, Nov 28, 2002, at 11:31 Europe/Brussels, Yannis Haralambous
wrote:
This means that if you copy some info file (with its accompanying
patch
file) into /sw/fink/dists/local/main/finkinfo/, it will be the version
in local that will be used for building. You can doctor it as you
like,
When I tried to install gimp I got the following error:
>c++ -dynamiclib -compatibility_version 3.3 -current_version 3.3.11 -
>install_name /sw/lib/libdb_cxx-3.3.dylib -o .libs/libdb_cxx-3.3.dylib
>cxx_app.lo cxx_except.lo cxx_lock.lo cxx_log.lo cxx_mpool.lo cxx_table.lo
>cxx_txn.lo mut_tas.lo db
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Hello dear Slashdot editors.
Since I am going to look after the Fink public relations and
documentation a bit from now on, I would like to know an email where I
can contact you without going through the usual channels. I would be
delighted if
>
>Hi Yannis _ good to see you on this list...
Me to, good to see you :-)
>To fix your own problem, download the file manually from wherever you
>find it (google often helps in such situations..), and put it in
>/sw/src.
>Then 'fink install gimp'
Indeed it worked, thank you so much.
A suggesti
>This means that if you copy some info file (with its accompanying patch
>file) into /sw/fink/dists/local/main/finkinfo/, it will be the version
>in local that will be used for building. You can doctor it as you like,
>for example change the Source line, and it will be used until stable or
>uns
On jeudi, nov 28, 2002, at 09:32 Europe/Paris, Yannis Haralambous wrote:
[]
fink. How do I install a version from a stable vs. an unstable tree?
If there is the same highest version (and revision) number, the order
of preference in your Trees line in /sw/etc/fink.conf is used. Usually
you have
>On mercredi, nov 27, 2002, at 16:18 Europe/Paris, Yannis Haralambous
>wrote:
>[]
>> How do I correct this?
>
>I think you should be OK if you take the latest info file from the
>*stable* tree. Right now the unstable and stable version of the same
>(!) file are different, because this URL was ch
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