Phillip Ross Smith wrote:

I upgraded to Panther and installed X, plus Xcode and the X SDK from the CD.

X seems to work.

Two issues (and there WILL be more)

1) During the installation I was asked to move the .xinitrc file aside. So I did. This contains the line

source /sw/bin/init.sh

Executing that line leads to an error..

smithp01-6> source /sw/bin/init.sh
tcsh: Illegal variable name.

I assume this needs to be fixed?

No, nothing to fix here. You are running tcsh as your CLI and you are trying to execute a sh script from your command line. This will not work, the two shells use different syntax.


The script .xinitrc is executed inside a sh shell, so it will not get this error.

2) I tried running the Gimp. And it does seem to work, however, it spits out this nasty error message...

smithp01-8> gimp &
[1] 9269
smithp01-9> dyld: /sw/lib/gimp/1.2/plug-ins/Lighting can't open library: /sw/lib/libgck-1.2.3.0.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2)

This is weird. It looks like your Lighting binary was linked not to the new gimp library, but to the old one that was installed when you built gimp. This shouldn't happen, but in any case it will probably go away if you just rebuild gimp. Or did you install it from the binary distribution? If you did this, you should reinstall gimp-shlibs.
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Note that this all worked on 10.2.x so something must have been clobbered. How do I get it back now that fink is dead.

Fink dead? Just because 1 package does not work?


--
Martin





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