Just a little correction: Chris Devers wrote:
> OroborOSX [note the spelling] is an all-in-one MacOSX application that > includes a fully functional X-Windows program, and is integrated with the > native Aqua display manager as tightly as possible. Yes, it includes XDarwin.app now, but this is not a "fully functional X-Windows program". You still need the stuff in /usr/X11R6 and this is the bulk of any XFree86 package. Just compare sizes: OroborOSX is around 8MB, vs 50-100MB for a complete XFree86 installation. > > 3) How do I go about identifying and removing unnecessary files from > > previous installs, now no longer needed (like Enlightenment)? > > Well for lack of a better idea, you might be able to indiscriminately rip > out most of the xfree86-*, gnome-*, etc stuff, install OroborOSX, then > re-install anything that you deleted using "system-xfree86" where you were > previously using xfree86-rootless or something like that. Won't work. You still need all the libraries, header files, and most of the binaries including the X server executable in /usr/X11R6. > Maybe you wouldn't have so many questions if you actually read [a] what > people are telling you and [b] what the documentation says? Well said. Another useful hint: Try it yourself, before asking questions (and before lecturing :-)) -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-beginners mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-beginners
