On Oct 26, 2008, at 10:13 AM, Ben Rooney wrote: > SLowly getting there... > > I took Alexander's advice as follows: > > You might have to wait for a bit until the issue gets sorted out, > yeah. Or, we do have an unofficial binary package distribution > (unofficial meaning that if stuff doesn't work, or the site is down, > the project can't do anything about it). To use that: > > 1) Edit /sw/etc/apt/sources.list as an administrator (e.g. via "sudo > nano /sw/etc/apt/sources.list") and add the following line to it: > > deb http://fink.sodan.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/apt/10.4 unstable main crypto > > Then save the file and run "sudo apt-get update". I'm not 100% sure > it's fully up-to-date for 10.4, but it will probably help. > > > That allowed me to install evince and then gnucash - so hurrah. At > least so I thought. It installed, and then ran but ... > on running you get the predicted alert message about not having the > set up infor - but when you try and run that - it just crashes out > with a whole armful of error messages and then dies with the > following: > > gnc.gui:ERROR:gnc-icons.c:68:gnc_add_stock_icon_pair: assertion > failed: (pixbuf1 && pixbuf2) > > So the hunt continues ... > > > Ben >
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