Hi, > 1. As I can only find Nautilus in GNOME unstable tree, is there a > way to > ask Fink to look into CVS so that I don't have to manually download all > other dependencies?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. If you're looking for the the Fink package description files (eg: .info and .patch), they're in Fink CVS. Type 'fink selfupdate-cvs', and they'll be fetched automatically. If you mean you want Fink to download the already-compiled binary packages, you'll have to use dselect for that. I know it's a bit annoying, sorry. If you mean that Fink can't find the .info/.patch files because your fink.conf is set up to use the stable tree only, there's again not much to do. You can either move the .info/.patch files for every dependency into /sw/fink/dists/local/main/finkinfo/, or you can temporarily edit /sw/etc/fink.conf to allow the unstable tree to be used. > 2. I got a message indicating that I need Orbit-shlibs. I could not > find > it any where, including the unstable source. Does anyone know where I > can > get it from? There is a new Fink feature called "split-offs", which allows one .info file to be used for multiple packages. So orbit-shlibs-0.5.15 and later are included in the orbit-0.5.15-*.info file. By the way, Fink's nautilus is currently very buggy. There are at least 4 serious bugs, two of which you can see if you check 'fink info nautilus'. I will be releasing a new revision of nautilus within the next week or so which will fix a couple of these bugs, and nautilus takes several hours to compile, so if you're on a slow machine you may want to wait for the new revision. Thanks for your interest, and don't forget to give feedback on how well nautilus works for you. Dave Vasilevsky _______________________________________________ Fink-beginners mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-beginners
