Daniel Macks wrote: []
If an admin is trying to enable fink for a new user, he'd want to run this. Given that having a GUI-ish interface means you're targetting folks who may not be comfortable with CLI, keeping a double-clickable thing (even if it's just an AppleScript applet or a thing.command or maybe pathsetup.command so we don't have to change the docs:) that runs the new pathsetup.sh) might be polite
OK, I made a "pathsetup.app" that does nothing else than execute the pathsetup.sh script. It is, bzip2'ed, at http://perso.wanadoo.fr/costabel/pathsetup.tar.bz2.
Please try.
BTW, I hadn't known before that it is so easy to transform a shell script into a double-clickable app: One just sticks the script into the app/Contents/MacOS directory and makes trivial Info.plist and PkgInfo file in Contents (plus an icon if one wants one). That's all.
-- Martin
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