At 16:47 Uhr +1100 25.03.2002, Jeremy Higgs wrote:
>On 25/3/02 5:58 AM, "Max Horn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>  I think we might want to define a plan as to when we will consider
>>  Fink to be 1.0. Some ideas of my own:
>>
>>
>>  * package caching. It's just not acceptable that one has to wait
>>  10-60 seconds before the actual command is processed.
>>
>>  * full shlibs support (that includes automatic dependency detection).
>>
>>
>>
>>  Max
>
>Just to add to this (not sure if anyone else has mentioned it)... Having a
>nice graphical front-end might also be nice. It need not be distributed with
>Fink (although that would be a boon, and would encourage people who haven't
>used Fink to use it), but having it there would be nice. Fink Commander
>looks promising, it just needs to be refined!
>
>But then again, plenty of people seem to cope with the current command-line
>interface, so it's not such a big deal. :)

As I told Finlay previously, I am sorry to have misexpressed myself, 
but I was actually refering to the package manager, for which the 
availability of a GUI is completly irrelevant.


Cheers,

Max
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